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The Genesis of Line - Nona Orbach

  • Jul 11
  • 1 min read

Toddlers' first lines are formed by chance, arising from a sensorimotor need. They notice and discover that their body movements can leave a mark on substances.





Gili Bendersky
Gili Bendersky

Ruth Hillel
Ruth Hillel

They try this magic countless times with immense enjoyment.

They then create deliberate lines and marks in their porridge that smear onto the table, into the sand, and later onto paper.


Orly Cohen Shulman
Orly Cohen Shulman


I have always felt magic in moments when I could witness how brain and body collaborate.

Observing my toddler daughters and later my grandchildren in time of learning – living – always felt sacred. These young pioneers are discovering the cosmos as we are privileged to notice their journey.

It is a completely personal, intimate process of one baby, but at the same time, all humanity has experienced these moments for centuries.

We are fortunate to notice such miraculous moments.


Slow down. Look closely. Listen deeply. Take Notice. 

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