Our final installation delivers a visual representation regarding the neglect and destruction of wildlife and habitats as a consequence of deforestation. The stump itself portrays a clear result/indicator of deforestation. Our installation represents a severed limb; when you cut into a tree, you simultaneously cut into the flesh and bone of a living being. This is represented by the distinct red and white color pattern of the paper. Furthermore, the rolled paper imitates the natural rings of a tree while also illustrating that paper is a leading product of deforestation. The animal print fabric that is wrapped around the stumps represents specific animals that are being endangered due to deforestation. In our installation, we specifically highlighted tigers and leopards. Viewers are encouraged to interact with the stumps and are welcome to take a seat on them, just as we might interact with wood or stumps for leisure. The death and destruction of forest wildlife and habitat is something that is widely ignored; perhaps we are sitting right on top of it without even knowing.