A post-2020-apocalyptic mourning.

The suffering of refugees in the Mediterranean has marked the sea. The rise of apathy in the land has led to the decay of our civilization. Arctic ice has melted, the world has flooded and heritage monuments are sinking. Marble blocks arise as anonymous tombstones in the black sea of a dark world. A group of praying mantises mourn for the loss of those who dared to hope, accompanied by the sound of orchestrated MRI brain scanners, as another “choros” (ελλ. χορός) of a mutated contemporary Ancient Greek Drama. A female cat, an anchor of affection, keeps the visitor from drowning, on the surface of the sea. “When you suffer, I suffer too” is written on her collar.