Located in the high-altitude desert of northwest Argentina, the Salar de Olaroz is part of the so-called "Lithium Triangle" ? a region that holds some of the world's largest lithium reserves. This project captures the transformation of this remote salt flat into an industrialized landscape shaped by the global demand for lithium, a key component in batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. What stands out in the imagery are the large-scale evaporation ponds, especially the white and red-toned zones that fringe the salt flat. The white areas are crystallized salts left behind as the brine evaporates. The reddish hues are caused by mineral impurities, such as iron oxides, and variations in salinity, concentration stages, or organic residue. These abstract, geometric patterns sharply contrast with the natural surroundings, forming a surreal mosaic that reveals both beauty and environmental tension. The red-white areas dominate the visual composition, highlighting the scale and #lithium #extraction