Paula Bruna and Gisela Torrents

Faced with the end of the world, where do we find refuge? How can we collectively build a more liveable world, knowing that we live on a finite planet with limited resources? These questions are the starting point of the conversation, which centres on how we can transfer these concerns to our everyday lives and the spaces we inhabit. We’ll be considering whether we can feel that a place is our home when the house itself is on fire, and what kind of world we want to leave for future generations. Is it the end of the world or just the end of the month? Are we living or surviving?