What Céleste and I have together conceived is a project of imagination and contemplation, containing the reflection of the symbiosis and a control system for human and nature. The two issues that the exhibition wants to discuss, “how humans co-exist with the artificial nature” and “building an ecology, imaging the world after human”, constitute the two sides of the non-zero-sum game between human and non-human beings. First, we invite the audience to re-understand the concept of nature. The artificial world is constantly devouring the “outer” nature and transforming it into “interior”. The ecologist’s voice for salvation has become an illusion. Second, what exactly does the “extinction” of the human species mean? In science fiction, the future is always imagined as the last judgment of human. Our idea is different. Seemingly what the exhibition presents is still the last picture after destruction and the end of the world, but its actual starting point is the innumerable entanglements between human and non-human beings, in which human must be involved. We put human back to all things instead of discussing the non-human beings and imaging the fate and noumenon of the non-human beings without a reference to human. Otherwise, it is essentially the same as the eschatology, carrying a complete anthropocentrism.