19. Tomás Saraceno

Tomás Saraceno believes that we’re at the point of no return. His installation at Copenhagen’s Cisternerne (until 30 November), navigable only by boat, is titled Event Horizon, after the astrophysical term for the moment when gravity makes it impossible to escape the pull of a black hole. His art investigates the relationship between humans and the planet, and calls for a radical transformation. His Aerocene project – exploring fossil fuel-free flight with balloon sculptures kept afloat by the sun and travelling with atmospheric currents – has captivated audiences around the world. For a recent collaboration with Maison Ruinart (above), he added an AR experience, allowing the trajectories of Aerocene flights (‘Aeroglyphs’) to be shared with a global community. The Argentine artist’s upcoming show at Berlin’s Neugerriemschneider continues his exploration of environmental concerns. studiotomassaraceno.org