In a distant future, the footprint left by humankind paints unusual scenarios for the creatures still inhabiting Earth. Pollution, global warming, the melting of glaciers, and the consequent rise of the seas are the new challenges for survival and the evolutionary adaptation of the remaining species. The oceans, swollen with warm and toxic waters, have swallowed cities, memories, humanity. In the silence of a world without human voices, the only narrators are the surviving creatures: mutated species, adapted, transformed by forced evolution. At the center of this desolation, a whale – its body a map of a profoundly changed planet – sings among metal carcasses and plastic gardens.
