I don’t want to tire you… but I need to tell you something that I imagine you will already know, but the inertia of our daily lives makes us increasingly unaware of everything happening around us. We no longer bat an eyelid at anything: we watch the mountains burn, the trees die, the rivers dry up, the birds and wildlife disappear…

We watch, then, how we writhe in our own waste, trying to breathe the unbreathable, especially in the large cities. And we are enduring all of this as if it were something irreversible.

I would say that our attitude is extremely cowardly, as we think of nothing but our own exacerbated selfish interests of existing in whatever way from day to day without looking ahead into the future that we are concocting for our descendants.

We allow ourselves to be seduced by city life without realising that they are growing larger and larger, they can’t stop growing, it’s their fate, they have no choice; this overwhelming growth observes no rules of ethical conduct or personal integrity or of course aesthetics or the natural beauty of the landscape.