The artifact expands the ethnographic insight on existence of multiple toxicities and destruction of 'nature' in the Amazon forests due to presence of deforestation leading to increase in illegal farming and mining practices and due to ongoing legacies of war like landmines. It connects the narratives of peace and war as both poison and cure for the forests.
I think the caption is too elaborate, the main arguement of the caption brought in the beginning for a better reading of the artifact.
The images are borrowed from a websites and are juxtaposed in one to show gradual deforestation. It definitely captures the scale of the events.
If possible the ethnographer can add locations of the landmines and areas destructed by legacies of war, illegal mining and illicit crop production. This will enrich the image by showing overlaps of multiple narratives of toxicities.
The artifact illustrates the existence of multiple toxcities, that are growing in forests due to various factors like deforestation. It presents the narratives of war and peace that are affecting pluriverses of forests. Here, the artifact presents a case of forest as a victim.
