The Window is an extraordinary work which includes in itself the book of the author, the book of the main female character and the book of the reader. Each left page which is blank provides free space for the readers to describe their spontaneous reactions, in other words, to turn the work into a unique work of their own.

The book structure is quite precise, then, but potentially very free, since some pages are conceived to be filled by the readers themselves.

First of all, the main character and the place she was born, are described. Sylvia is innocent, full of energy and ready to respond to the challenges of the world she is still not familiar with.

Live Experiment Prohibited is the book of the female character, which we could call a virtual design of a brand new world, described in three stages. The first one is a dramatic journey in her own self. Sylvia makes a painful attempt to get to the heart of human nature. Once she has found the antidote against her own toxin she challenges her spiritual power and makes her own fear get down on its knees. The deep and straightforward inner dialogue leads to her transformation.

In the second stage, Sylvia takes a journey in the material world, building bridges between the spheres she resides in and her spiritual home. She presents this part of the journey as pregnancy that continues for 10 lunar months. She speaks openly and provokes us from the angle she watches the world from.

In the third stage, Sylvia shows herself strongly convinced that life in itself is incredible and deserves all the efforts to provide it with the Promised Land.