The video installation Don’t Steal our Sunlight deconstructs and reconstructs the creative process, showing the possibility of creating a new narrative by emphasising the consequences of climate change. • The melting of glaciers and desertification are performed through two different traditional textile production techniques for the creation of unique upcycled garments. The body of the performer becomes both medium and tool: on one screen, the ice sculptures containing textile dye melt directly on the body and the garments, made of discarded and screen-printed jersey. On the other screen, the painting is done by airbrush with natural powder pigments on leather scraps assembled with a special crochet technique. • The two videos were filmed in a disused cement factory in Ticino, a symbol of the exploitation of the Earth’s resources and human intervention in the cycles of nature. • The special effects in the video are data taken from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, translated into disruptive visual elements addressing the trends of expansion of deserts and the shrinking of polar caps from now until 2050.