We only take from the earth, and we never give anything back. We only exploit nature. The ecology is broken, the circulation is broken; we are not living in a perfect circle, and nature is a perfect circle: if you take from one hand and you give from another, you don't destroy it.

It’s simple: A healthy ocean needs plenty of sharks. As top predators they keep fish populations strong and keep disease from spreading by removing the sick, dead or dying. Apex predators, on land as well as in the sea, make sure the strongest of species they prey on survive and thrive.

It’s higher and you have to raise your house. You raise your house and then you raise it again. Now the water comes suddenly. Huge water, huge lakes, great rivers where it has always been dry. Flash floods in places that have never flooded before.

Climate change, plastic in the ocean, pollution in the sky, pictures everywhere, but be careful: think about what you see. This text addresses the issue. I wrote it several years ago for the Historical Art Institute, in Zurich and it speaks for my own discoveries as an observer of what is happening to our planet, to the oceans, to the forests, to the rivers, to the truth.

What is it to be a little girl, to believe it will get better but only knowing “getting better” when it does. Because who knows what “better” means until it happens?