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The article analyzes the visual actions of Agitazo for the wetlands in Argentina, a collaborative artivism project that seeks to protect the wetlands of the Paraná Delta. Intentional fires in these areas are denounced and the causes, consequences, and responsible parties of the fires are examined. The article highlights the importance of collective action and the use of visual action in the defense of territory and life. It also reflects on the concept of "sacrifice zones" in the context of Latin American political ecology and questions the current economic model. Night projections and images shared on social media are mentioned as ways to make environmental damage and socio-environmental demands visible. [Extracted from the article]

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