The last river is a dystopian reflection on preservation of nature that follows the notion  that Earth as we know it, may be gone very soon. The work shows a video of a steadily  flowing river, where seaweed rhythmically filters the water and the ecosystem is allowed  to run its natural course. This work attempts to capture, and thus save at least a glimpse, of  a world that may soon be lost; though it will eventually be gone, we can at least still hold  onto this illusion. It may not be in its original form, but it will stand as a memorial to what  we lost. Equally it will be a gloom reminder of what happens when we as human kind,  choose to ignore the consequences of our actions. The failure to capture the river in its  natural form, can also be seen as a metaphor for the almost apathetic helplessness many of  us feel in regards to these issues.