Re Genesis #3 – A faint blue dot

God said: “The waters that are under the sky, collect in one place and dryness appears "… so it happened and God called the dry land and the mass of water sea. God saw it was good.

The third day is therefore characterized by the creation of Nature and the vegetable kingdom. So Luigi Dellatorre telling, through its own imaginary interpretation, the creation of continents and geopolitical connections that represent the relationships between living beings and Alessandro Zannier representing the evolution of floral species, according to their invisible transmigrations, playing on the metaphor of the Entanglement phenomenon, they make us reflect on how every action carried out on the planet can have a very rapid consequence up to the antipodes. Both have the goal of raising awareness of environmental issues and how every action we take on the planet, even the simplest, it must be carried out with great responsibility, aware of the consequences it will have on the entire global ecosystem. The concept is to "use" art as a tool to express one's vision of the world and to give greater value to nature and its indispensable role towards man.
Whether we consider it or not, the earth is the only known world that can host life. The astronomer Carl Sagan reminds us that in 1990 he had our planet photographed by the Voyager probe 1, when it was six billion miles away from us, and called it Pale Blue Dot, that is "faint blue dot".

Sandro Orlandi Stagl

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