In a few years, the Alps will be largely glacier-free. This also applies to the most famous of its mountains, the Matterhorn.
 

Lobbyists and others who play down the climate change reassure us that technical innovations will allow us to continue living as we do now, without making any sacrifices or changes to our behaviour.
 

This dystopian depiction assumes that the upper class will be able to maintain its lifestyle. The climate-damaging contrails indicate a high volume of tourist air traffic.
 

Future tourists will know the Matterhorn from photographs as a mountain that used to be covered by glaciers and snow. In an attempt to preserve this attraction of a bygone era, tourist managers have erected a huge crane to cover the mountain's rocks with snow. The artwork imagines that snowmaking on the Matterhorn has just begun, as the profitable ski slopes are now sufficiently covered.
 

Realistically, we have to accept that some of the ideas proposed to 'solve' the climate crisis are as irreal as building a crane to an altitude of 4,500 metres.