“Likama,” meaning "disaster" in Lingala, explores the consequences of environmental neglect and human self-destruction. The black plastic suffocating the figure's head symbolizes air pollution, while the absence of hands reflects the limitations imposed by ecological degradation. The electric plug represents the environmental cost of unchecked development, and the bitten apple signifies ongoing harm to nature. Despite this, the butterfly on a barren branch suggests a fragile but enduring hope for renewal and responsible stewardship.