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THANKS and CREDITS
I wish to thank all the ones that have contributed to this article:
The fireflies and olive groves of the Val Graziosa, the stars of the Gardetta Sky.
My son Elias Theodor and my husband, Lars G Lindström.
My colleagues at Stockholm University of the Arts: especially Karl Sandzen, Tinna Jone, Heidi Möller, Moa Thorin, Anneli Ragvals.
The editorial team and peer-reviewer: Magnus Bärtås, Behzad Khosravi, Tale Naess and Timo Menke.
My colleagues at other institutions: Roberto Bresin and Federico Favero.
Artists and scientists, institution represenatives, whom I have been interviewing and who have generously contributed and licensed their work and last but not least
Franco Veloz, who did the graphic design for this exposition.
