A strange conspiratorial meeting is at the centre of Anna Hulačová’s installation. The faces of the dinner guests are hidden behind white flower masks, their facial expressions are unrecognisable and it is impossible to enjoy food or drink. The table talk is derived from the title of the work: ‘Let’s talk about pollination’. In hybrid images of nature, the Czech sculptor (*1984) takes questions of agricultural culture further with a view to climate change and biodiversity. Her mutating organisms are creatures of an ecosystem that has lost its balance. Hulačová formulates visions of an endangered environment and society in an idiosyncratic retro-futuristic style, alternating between hard and soft, industrially manufactured and organic materials and with stylistic references to folkloric traditions of Eastern Europe. At the end of the table talk, the chairs remain deserted, but the masks are arranged into a bone-pale, sculptural still life of flowers.