PUZZLING PETRY TREASURE CHEST
Writing verse is about playing with words. The literary game Puzzling Poetry also came in a kids’ version. Players use words to colour the world.
An addictive game
In the addictive drag-and-drop game Puzzling Poetry Treasure Chest, colour has been drained from the world. To restore it, players have to reassemble scrambled verses by renowned Dutch and Belgian poets like Annie M.G. Schmidt, Ted van Lieshout and Bart Moeyaert. Kids also discover their own talent by creating original poems. Playing the game builds vocabulary, creativity and reading comprehension.
Four languages
Studio Louter and Lucas Hirsch developed Puzzling Poetry Treasure Chest with the Creative Industries Fund NL and the Dutch Foundation for Literature. A Dutch-language Smart Board version for classroom use also exists. The poet Ted van Lieshout, De Schrijverscentrale and education professionals provided creative input to enhance the quality of the design.
LOCATION: Amsterdam, the Netherland
TYPE: Exhibition
TIME:2018
COLLABORATORS: Lucas Hirsch
Funded By: Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie, Nederlands Letterenfonds, Mediafonds