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ALT A symbolic portrait of Sumatra’s endangered biodiversity. This artwork brings together representative species of Sumatra’s forests, as a collective memory of what is at stake. Featured are the Sumatran tiger, agile gibbon, Malayan tapir, Sumatran slow loris, Sunda flying lemur, and great hornbill, alongside endemic flora such as Rafflesia. Each species occupies different habitats and ecological roles, yet all are bound by the same threat: deforestation, land conversion, and the erosion of living forest systems. This composition is intentional. It does not document a moment in nature - it assembles a truth. A reminder that forests are not resources in isolation, but interdependent systems of life, memory, and responsibility.

ALT “The palm tree stands at the center of a global contradiction: economic growth built on the loss of living forests. This artwork reflects that tension—between profit and preservation, speed and consequence. Created in support of Rimba NGO, this NFT transforms digital value into real-world action, contributing to the protection of Indonesia’s forests and the communities that depend on them. Because true progress should not come at the cost of what cannot be replaced.” - Damián

ALT “The palm tree stands at the center of a global contradiction: economic growth built on the loss of living forests. This artwork reflects that tension—between profit and preservation, speed and consequence. Created in support of Rimba NGO, this NFT transforms digital value into real-world action, contributing to the protection of Indonesia’s forests and the communities that depend on them. Because true progress should not come at the cost of what cannot be replaced.” - Damián

ALT This aerial handout picture taken on December 21, 2024, and released on January 31, 2025 by Auriga Nusantara shows a general view of deforestation at an area on Kawei Island in Raja Ampat, Southwest Papua province. Deforestation in Indonesia rose again last year, a local environmental NGO said on January 31, 2025 based on satellite image analysis and fieldwork. (Handout AFP/Auriga Nusantara) This article was published in thejakartapost.com with the title: https://www.thejakartapost.com/indonesia/2025/02/01/indonesia-deforestation-rises-for-third-year-running-ngo.html.






















