"To Collect or to Cultivate?", a dialogue between the wild world and the anthropocene that brings together works by the artists Cătălin Rulea, Dan Vezentan and Dragoș Neagoe (curator Cristian Neagoe, Greenpeace Romania). The audience will be carried among African blankets and ready-mades of the biosphere, from the last great glaciation to the agricultural revolution, from the age of man as the measure of all things to a post-apocalyptic honey bee dystopia. "To Collect or to Cultivate?" raises questions about humans and culture, extracting meanings, information and ways of understanding from the natural world. The exhibition can be visited until October 6 at the Center for Visual Studies (Str. Măcelari no. 1). A first part of the project is hosted in parallel by the Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History in Bucharest until September 30.