This year while addressing the U.S. Congress President Emmanuel Macron
stated: « There’s no Planet B” further placing this phrase into the
mainstream media and reminding the world that climate change is real. But
does this knowledge change something in our choices and how we live our
daily lives? How can we motivate numerous individuals to change their
habits and live lives that benefits both people and the planet? That kind
of life-changing motivation comes from a profound personal revelation!

Anastasia Talkova-Crestani, architect, artist on her work :

Environmental Generational Amnesia , a concept introduced by Peter H. Kahn. His work addresses  » from a psychological stance – two words trends that are powerfully reshaping human existence: the degradation if not distraction of large parts of the natural world, and unprecedented technological development , both in the therme of its computational sophistication and pervasiveness.These ideas are incredibly important as we navigate creating a balance between our natural and technological worlds.

We should investigate and find a new ways and forms of emergence of co-relations humain-nature in the era of mondialisation.
Through the concept  » architecture – a new form of natural medicine » I engage myself to bring bio-inspired solutions to humans in the « non places »* in the aim to restore and maintain the degree of homeostasis and well-being, to reconnect to Natureand inspire to take care of oneself and the other living forms that make up this world”.