Be the explorer of your Secret Landscape, discover its secrets by engaging your senses in a playful adventure enjoying the present moment.
Meditation games to be in Flow
Human Gate
Frame different views with your “binocular hands”, like a pirate or hug them with different parts of your body, stretching like a yogi.
Cross the gate and explore the secret landscape of your mind!
Visual Fest
Find similarities in natural and urban elements. E.g.: a tree can look like a building, the highway, a river, etc.
Close your eyes and hear or imagine their sounds, what do they have in common? Discover other features in the surroundings to create more metaphors, envisioning a more harmonious natural city.
Mix-Senses
Explore natural and urban elements: leaves, flowers, grass, soil, concrete, wood, metal, etc.
Close your eyes and “see” them by touching and listening; breathe deeply and imagine the taste with your sense of smell. Exchange your senses to appreciate in a deeper dimension.
Emotional Rainbow
Match colors you see to your present feelings; do you feel playful like yellow? Or vibrant like green? Maybe you feel full of colors like a rainbow?
Where in your body do you feel that emotion? Use that part of your body to release the emotion in a positive gesture or action, joining a collective rainbow of kindness.
Flow
Choose a pleasant view in the landscape.
Open your mind and blend into your surroundings, making soft movements: flow with the air, hum or whistle a melody, whisper a positive word. Breathe deep; enjoy this ethereal moment and take it with you…
Now the Landscape’s Secrets are yours!
About Tiny Games
Six designers have created games that can be played throughout the Play Path, ranging from contemplative interactive challenges to role-playing, rituals, and more! The games take the form of ground vinyl prompts, with longer instructions online that can be accessed using the QR code or URL. Visitors can read these installations and play the games on the spot at any time, finding new, playful ways to experience the trails, nooks, and architecture that make up the city.
Tiny Games was inspired by the 2011 project of the same name by Hide&Seek. You can learn more about it here.