Accepting the unpredictability of the future and certain amount of failure, we imagine a dystopian future, a world in which all natural resources have been depleted from the excess of production of both manufactured goods and waste provoked by the excess of consumerism that centuries of industrialization have provoked.
“A Dawn for Leonia” is an interpretation from the memory of a future where sunrises are no longer.
In such future, exhausted of raw materials, there is no more production of plastic, metals, fuel, industrial chemical or pharmaceutical .Much of the population survives on re-processed objects, found objects and hybrids made from both.
Memories are also constructs, for many, sunny skies, rain forests, wild animals, sunsets, are only a description available through the elders’ anecdotes who can still remember it.
