"Rarely do we see an initiative today that takes root in both the soil and the imagination, cultivating not just a garden, but the fading bond between humanity, literature, and nature. Based on a concept by literary translator and ornamental gardener Eszter Orbán, Dezső Kosztolányi’s famous poem, I Dream of Colored Inks Now, has been translated into the language of the garden together with painter and garden artist László Márton. The 'rivers of ink' and the abstract swing, which symbolizes the soaring spirit of childhood, work together with the garden's plants to offer a richer, deeper way to experience the poem."