In 2019, during the Trump presidency, Argentine artist Marcelo Brodsky decided to intervene in the image of a nuclear explosion while the renewal of nuclear agreements between the United States and Russia was not being signed. His goal was to remind us that disarmament is the best protection against those weapons. Something that might have sounded even rhetoric in those days, and now assumes a completely different meaning due to the current geopolitical tensions. The idea behind the artist's work is to tell history to the new generations and engage in social campaigns through the immediacy and beauty of the visual language. His research of archival images, their activation through colour, and the use of text are not only able to synthesise key moments of the history of the 20th century but also represent a great instrument to ask ourselves how we imagine the future.