Liu Dao’s latest exhibition creates an uncanny context: the story of an unknown land, Earth after the fall of human civilization. Because, let’s face it, the world we know will end one day. And it can happen sooner than we think. It could be a natural disaster or an asteroid, an alien attack or a tsunami, and the chances that we’ll have enough time to escape are slim. There is solace in the fact that the end of humanity will most probably not mean the end of life itself and we might be leaving something intelligent behind. “Disaster Diaries” does not give answers, it only raises questions. What will end our civilization? Will there be somebody or something after people are gone to make sense out of what we left on Earth? Is it going to be possible to make new context around life?