Gustavo Lipkau introducing us to Ciudad Futura, a project of new urban development in the West zone of Mexico city, specialized in micro urbanism tactics and critical analysis of urbanism.

Museum of natural history building and diorama

Large sculpture made of plastic bottles in Mexico City. Mexico is the world’s biggest consumer of bottled water.

Science History professor Miruna Achim with an image of the great lake Texcoco that once covered pre-Hyspanic Mexico City. The lake was drained dry by the invading Spanish.

Xochimilco, the last vestiges of the pre-Hyspanic canal system, and the only remaining home of the Axolotl in the wild.

Visit to Aeromoto library with Mauricio Marcin and Maria-Eugenia Calva

LADRÓN is an alternative space based in the automotive district, founded in 2015 by Mexico City-based artists Wolfryd and Marco Aviña, now co-run with artist Wendy Cabrera Rubio

Work by Orlando Ortiz /// Feral Gloster
This project explores the possibilities of feralization of four specimens of domestic canary (Serinus canaria domestica), including the gloster canary, by altering its surrounding world.

Mexican artist Fernando Palma guides us through the environmental issues in the district of Milpa Alta, located in the south of Mexico City. Alongside with his family, Fernando has founded Calpulli Tecalco, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the restoration of the natural environment, history, and culture of the original peoples of the region.

Visit to the Teotihuacan, site of the pyramids of the sun and the moon. Session organised in collaboration with Science History professor Miruna Achim: looking at the distribution of water in Mexico City from ancient times to colonial times to better understand the sustainability conundrum of the city.

Visit to Llorar independent space in Santa Maria

Discussing work with Mexico City based artist Roland Jacob