During the UN Climate Conference in Lima, in the Nature Reserve Marshes of Villa –a natural habitat of migratory birds located in the outskirts of Lima– the artist made a temporary intervention of 25 dead palm trees 15 meter tall.

According to Vera Lauer in the in Lima's Modern Art Museum:

"This project explores the imagery of the vulture as an agent of renewal in a context of climate and social crisis. These new inhabitants of the marshes will claim their space in the city, reconciling a lifestyle that humans will have to incorporate in order to face a material consumerism that goes beyond the planet's capacity to regenerate itself. The vulture is a recycler misunderstood. The bird symbolizes a project of cleaning the city in a material and spiritual way –where garbage also represents corruption and lack of values."