Thermocene asks an unsettling question: how do we transform collapsing chaos into a new collective form? How do we listen in a world where silence is never free from human presence? Across continents, visionary minds experiment with new ways of inhabiting the planet, reshaping daily gestures, work, food, movement, and community. Not as utopia, but as condition.

Meanwhile, two composers withdraw to 3,000 metres in the Alps. In the apparent silence of high altitude, they record hidden frequencies and traces of human activity. What appears remote is already permeated. From these signals emerges a contemporary symphony, not as demonstration but as experience: silence is saturated, there is no outside, no neutral ground: zero impact does not exist.