Polis (2025-)

The sun-bleached ruins of Florida are a memory for Natalie, a teenager now navigating the steel corridors of Miragua. This floating city, a refuge for those displaced by climate collapse and conflict, drifts as a contested symbol of survival. Its population of refugees carries the weight of lost nations, their daily lives a complex negotiation between hope and scarcity. Natalie’s journey from a drowned coastline to this artificial metropolis charts the personal cost of global upheaval. The city’s systems hum with recycled air and filtered seawater, a fragile ecosystem built above the rising tides.