A slow return.
Highlighting the changing boundary between human spaces and the natural world as temperatures rise. While extreme heat will destroy many fragile ecosystems, it also forces a shift in how we live. As the outdoors becomes less comfortable, humans will increasingly retreat inside behind glass and curtains to escape the sun. This leaves the immediate outdoor spaces a bit more quiet, allowing tough, opportunistic local plants to edge closer and reclaim the brickwork. It represents a subtle shift in territory—humanity hiding away from the climate chaos it caused, while a stubborn fragment of nature quietly steps into the vacuum.