Approaching the end of a historical cycle of extraordinarily stable living conditions, farmers and architects reconsider the common root of their activities and decide to build walls as if already collapsed in order to permit new human settlements to expand horizontally into huge surfaces of land, first degraded then abandoned by industrial agriculture, thereby creating new water retention landscapes and resolving the climate crisis in one generation.
Speakers:
Fernando Garcia Dory (Inland - Campo Adentro), Adam Sutherland (Grizedale Arts); Steven Wright; Marco Indolfi, Filipa Farreca (Banca del Fare, Fondazione Matrice); Claudio Zucca (Università di Sassari); Juliet Millican (Re-Alliance); Ginger Yunjie Jiang; Matteo Mazzola (Iside Farm); Ilaria Marongiu, Annachiara Simone; Nicolas Panelli; Marta Cataldi, Vincenzo Aquaro, Flavia Ceccherini, Maurizio Balzani, Sassonia Syria, Lorenzo Masini, Alessia Vidili (Collettivo Urto Botanico); Davide Frasca; Claudio Naviglia (Rete Humus); Els Verbakel (Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design); Stephen Wright, Tamarind Rossetti (Kuenstlerhaus Stuttgart); Jazmin Charalambous, Felix Mohr; Giovanni Aloi (School of the Art Institute of Chicago); Barbara Giorgi (Agrihouse); Larry Kopald; Paola Sabbion (Università di Genova); Lara Monacelli Bani (Atelier Remoto).
Moderator:
Nicolas Panelli.
