In The exhibitions Useless Fables Hanna Antonsson and Runa Rosgaard react on the human impact on/relation to nature. With a point of departure in fables (stories in which anthropomorphic animals are used to convey moral messages) they in part consider what happens when the very animals humans use to pass down moral tales are abused and extinct by humanity's own hands.

The process of how something can take shape, dissolve back into uncertainty, and then form again—showing how real-time (the present moment) and another time can exist together. Yokote’s invisible stories and Hanna’s contrasts—like urban/wild, sand/stars, or headlight/fog—share the same space and time, even though they are opposites. In until soil unites, these contrasts blend together, creating emotions that flow as separate but connected experiences, always moving forward.