In the Book of Genesis, Babel is the tower that symbolizes humanity’s challenge to the Divine—the ultimate cause behind the scattering of peoples across the world and the chaos of languages.

In an era dominated by digital hyper-communication, Marco Toso Borella explores the paradox of incommunicability—the eternal conflicts between ideals, values, and identities, and the seemingly limitless boundaries born from the collapse of the Pillars of Hercules of all human logic.