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Led by Jose Maria Torres Nadal with Thomas Woodhead
An iceberg only shows one-third of its volume; the other two-thirds are hidden. One-third breathes air, two-thirds breathe water. What do two-thirds of the burned forests in Australia breathe? Did roots, underground stems, rhizomes and lilies, did the hidden network of the trophic chain survive? How have the roots of all species exchanged nutrients during bushfires? Is it possible their roots intertwined to warn of the imminent disaster? Have the most robust roots protected the weakest outbreaks?
Underground, there is as much life as above, but that underground life goes unseen because, hidden, it seems that it does not exist. On one view, it is only dealing with the future. Such a reality needs a legend to be constructed: it is the fictional reality that only exists in the Legend, the beginning of a new reality. This new reality might talk about how to construct a new climate, how to rebuild the water cycle, how to rebuild our atmosphere. This is a Legend to help the weather, the water or the atmosphere, to inhabit the earth again, and to teach human beings and other species how to do it, how to co-inhabit the earth altogether.
Keshen Wu and Anqi Wang