"Make a blossoming flower" is a game created by 'Interaction Design Institute of Ivrea, who teaches children about the relationship system present in natural phenomena. The screen shows a landscape with the sun, clouds and a flower. Children hold in their hands two "pod": one representing the sun that lights when it is warmed by the hands, and the other represents the wind that becomes a whirlwind when it blows over. When they are manipulated, the "pod" on the screen activates the sun or clouds. The variability of rain and sun can fade the flower. The purpose of this game is to represent the natural system and bring out the flower.

The stations of the game designed by me are rolled leaves with petiole in polyurethane foam plastic for the location of eco-pods. The screens are anchored to the steel tubes mounted on a heavy base on which is also housed on the console.