This work, was directly inspired by the pollution and corruption of the Litani River. Extensive research on the Litani River not only unveiled the factories and technological processes that continue to pollute the river but also how important the latter is to the flora and fauna of the broader region beyond borders. The use of different techniques like figurative, abstraction, and carving shows the interactions between humans, technologies, and the environment. With the further destruction of this region by phosphorus bombs and war today, it is now more important than ever that we connect to our land through experience beyond mere study through artistic practice. The land is our body, and the corruption, pollution, and violent processes that destroy the land, I show, are like the very corruption of our own bodies. We must be moved by these narratives, or we will give up the very essence of ourselves.