The title of this print “Making Nature” was also the title of this meeting between artists and scientists. Since this title set the agenda, it is not hard to guess that the main topics were forming—in the best sense—and deforming nature and the environment, as well as the question what role science and art play in this context. There were many good lectures by speakers who knew their field. And there were lectures and especially commentary to which it bordered on the impossible to react, because if one just had hinted at how wrong such statements were, or even pointed out the degree of contradiction and sheer incoherence in them, one would not have been able to avoid sounding offensive. I vividly remember perorations to which the only self-defense was writing polemical statements into my drawing, thus avoiding screaming or having to leave. Because playing the role of head teacher would have offended me even more. In the end this became a laidback, serenely ironic and nonetheless a “green” image.