In the wake of global collapse, traces of humanity are gradually fading, yet nature continues to live on. Plants, animals, and fungi thrive in the ruins of a collapsed city, bearing witness to death, rebirth, and renewal. This neo-folk work offers a glimpse into a future made inevitable by climate change. Told through video, human and botanical sculptures, and live art, this new world, built on collapsed structures, death, rebirth, and renewal, regenerates in ways that current reason cannot accept. Responding directly to issues surrounding climate change and the ongoing need for systemic action to build community and rethink system function, it expands the relationship between humans and the Earth. By reimagining a future without humans, this piece provokes discussions about what it means to be human, questions our impact on the Earth, and asks us to consider, from a less apocalyptic perspective, how we can nurture the Earth and what the future might hold without us. Amber Liberté is a movement artist and choreographer from New Zealand, currently based in Japan.