white wall with two framed pieces of text

white wall with two framed pieces of text. The top piece of text is titled "Abstract, Untitled, Untitled (3)" and is credited to Siddharth Kerkar. This text contains an "Interpretation" of the piece: "These works feature burnt textures on paper, stirring conversations around the slash-and-burn agricultural practice common in Goa. This practice harms Goa's environment by causing deforestation, soil degradation, and loss of biodiversity. It contributes to air pollution, and climate change, and disrupts fragile ecosystems, threatening local flora, fauna, and water sources. It often leads to forest fires, disrupting entire biomes." The lower piece of text is titled "Abstract" and is credited to Siddharth Kerkar. This text reads: "Medium: Burnt Paper Size: 29 cm x 20 cm each PRICE ON REQUEST." The wall has a crack running vertically down the center of the image. The two pieces of text appear to be mounted on white walls. The location of the image, based on the coordinates provided, is the MOG Gallery in Panaji, Goa, India.