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Resilience 2.0

Resilience

1. A living being's ability to adapt to a disruptive agent or an adverse state or situation.
2. The ability of a material, mechanism or system to recover its initial state when the disturbance to which it had been subjected has ceased.

In previously unpublished projects, produced in the unprecedented conditions of global confinement, Eltono (París, 1975), Alberto Gil Cásedas (Zaragoza, 1991) and Chingsum Jessye Luk (Hong Kong, 1982) reflect the landscape of a world transformed by sudden adversity.

Beyond its scientific definition, their resilience or ability to …