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In a time when the climate crisis feels both omnipresent and abstract, \u00ab\u00a0Atlas of the New World\u00a0\u00bb by photographers Giulia Piermartiri and Edoardo Delille dares to ask a fundamental question: how do we picture the future of our planet before it’s too late?<\/a><\/p>\n Blending science and photography in a strikingly poetic way, the book is a visual map of tomorrow’s landscapes. Using an entirely analogue process, Piermartiri and Delille superimpose future climate scenarios onto present-day locations. Slides of future vistas are projected via flash directly onto real-life settings, capturing haunting double exposures where the ordinary meets the extraordinary. The result is a series of surreal, unsettling, and beautiful images that merge fact and fiction to make the invisible visible.<\/a><\/p>\n From rising seas in the Maldives to shrinking glaciers in Mont Blanc, each image offers a glimpse into what might come. But far from dystopian fatalism, \u00ab\u00a0Atlas of the New World\u00a0\u00bb is a call to awareness, inviting the viewer to reflect on the fragility of the ecosystems we inhabit, and the urgency of collective action.<\/a><\/p>\n Accompanied by scientific data and poetic reflections, the book is more than just a photo project. It becomes a philosophical and environmental inquiry, turning imagination into a political act. By revealing climate change as not only a crisis of science but also of perception, the book joins a growing conversation about the role of artists in confronting global emergencies.<\/a><\/p>\n Published by L’Artiere and supported by Autolinee Toscane, Murate Art District and WeWorld, the book coincides with a major exhibition and speaks directly to a wide public: educators, scientists, activists, and anyone searching for new ways to narrate the future.<\/a><\/p>\n