"Their architecture is similar to that of geodesic domes. In parallel with ideas of interconnected floating cities is the artist’s ongoing interest in the structure of spider webs and their flexibility in a changing environment" (Buttrose, 2014). Saraceno is known for his work revolving around geometrical shapes and strings. The interconnection of the spheres refer to the interdependence between ecosystems. This art piece invokes thought and attempts to make one rethink what they might have taken for granted previously, to think of having to live in these biospheres (Bunting, 2009). Saraceno is exploring the possibility of human civilization having to adapt to the changing climate by staying in these bubbles. This is a solution, a resolution to the ongoing climate crisis - however, it is not an ideal one. In Tiger, Shark and me Sit Down For Tea, we explore a good resolution. Floating Cities explores how we have to adapt instead of how we manage to confront the climate crisis head-on. It is not the ideal resolution, but it is a resolution to this confrontation nonetheless.