“Numbers in the forest. Mathematics reveals itself through illustrations” is an exhibition of illustrations created by Marco Trevisan to compile his book titled “Numbers in the forest”.

The innovative publication successfully translates into images the concept of prime and composite numbers, making learning a playful, engaging, and intuitive experience.

In the space from Rosalina, it will be possible to appreciate the boards created for the book.

Marco Trevisan, born in Belluno in 1984, spent entire days as a child collecting twisted branches, rusty screws, broken clocks, and other interesting things that were then transformed into bizarre objects of uncertain shape and certain uselessness.

The desire to play with useless things followed him to university, where he chose to graduate in Mathematics.

During his university years, he attended some illustration courses and has since been seeking a dialogue between these two apparently contrasting worlds.

He is also the author of the book “He who seeks finds” while his collaborations as an illustrator can be found in the books “Anything is possible” by Giulia Belloni, “Gaia’s fears” by Zak Baldisserotto and “UNESCO Italy – the journey of wonders” by Veronica Zanirato.

The exhibition is part of the “Books on Raft” series and will be open for visits on the days 12-13-19-20 April from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 14:30 to 16:30.

For more information, write to segreteria@borgopiaveetc.it

Under the care of the Borgo Piave Association ETC, there will be an opportunity to visit the illustration exhibition by Marco Trevisan entitled “Numbers in the Woods. Mathematics Unveiled Through Illustrations.” The presentation is part of the “Books on Rafts” series.

“Numbers in the forest. Mathematics reveals itself through illustrations” is an exhibition of illustrations created by Marco Trevisan to compile his book titled “Numbers in the forest”.

The innovative publication successfully translates into images the concept of prime and composite numbers, making learning a playful, engaging, and intuitive experience.

In the space from Rosalina, it will be possible to appreciate the boards created for the book.

Marco Trevisan, born in Belluno in 1984, spent entire days as a child collecting twisted branches, rusty screws, broken clocks, and other interesting things that were then transformed into bizarre objects of uncertain shape and certain uselessness.

The desire to play with useless things followed him to university, where he chose to graduate in Mathematics.

During his university years, he attended some illustration courses and has since been seeking a dialogue between these two apparently contrasting worlds.

He is also the author of the book “He who seeks finds” while his collaborations as an illustrator can be found in the books “Anything is possible” by Giulia Belloni, “Gaia’s fears” by Zak Baldisserotto and “UNESCO Italy – the journey of wonders” by Veronica Zanirato.

The exhibition is part of the “Books on Raft” series and will be open for visits on the days 12-13-19-20 April from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 14:30 to 16:30.

For more information, write to segreteria@borgopiaveetc.it

Under the care of the Borgo Piave Association ETC, there will be an opportunity to visit the illustration exhibition by Marco Trevisan entitled “Numbers in the Woods. Mathematics Unveiled Through Illustrations.” The presentation is part of the “Books on Rafts” series.