★ A music enlightenment picture book specially customized for infants and toddlers, told from the perspective of an 18-month-old baby, perfectly aligning with early childhood cognitive development.
★ Featuring pixelated minimalist graphic design paired with interactive trigger-based sound experiences, ensuring maximum fun and engagement.
★ Using music to record all the beauty of life, it broadens horizons while unlocking diverse thinking and creative possibilities. It not only sparks children's interest in vegetables but also makes electronic music feel incredibly fun.
★ Created by sound and visual artists using synthesizers and electronic music, every vegetable acts as a trigger. When children touch a vegetable, it emits its own unique "voice," allowing them to "hear" the songs of every vegetable in daily life.
★ English translation samples available.

This book uses a minimalist pixel art style to tell a wonder-filled story from the perspective of an 18-month-old toddler, where touching a vegetable and synthesizer installation makes the vegetables "sing."

The story encourages toddlers to observe the world around them, overcome their fear of eating vegetables, and spark an early interest in experimental music composition. It empowers children to participate in music creation freely and intuitively, while highlighting the potential for connecting everyday objects with music.

Wu Yumo, Zhang Ze Yangping, and Zhang Shuyu

Visual and sound artists, a family of three currently living and working in Beijing. Their creative work is primarily focused on photography and video, encompassing spatial installations, film, photographic works, and various cross-disciplinary artistic projects. In their creative process, they collect local visual and auditory materials; the works of Zhang Ze Yangping and Wu Yumo reflect on their current state of existence, seeking to redefine their own lives through their wanderings and dialogues.