We Are the Flood. Stefano Cagol

Triggering "very progressive eco art," as Timothy Morton defines it, Stefano Cagol has conducted an extensive multi-site project in the four corners of the Earth, between deserts, primordial jungles, indigenous peoples and millenary icebergs, looking back to the far before us and thinking about the after. Video images have emerged from research and creation expeditions through a method of serial performances in total solitude, reflecting on the multitudes, in dialogue and interaction with nature. "I represent a shrewd humanity, contemplating resistant pieces of paradise and playing between balance and a devastating impact," Cagol states, recounting rituals that are a bit mystical and shamanic, a bit punk and exorcising. With a smoke bomb in one hand and a sophisticated drone remote control in the other.