Heritage stems from my fieldwork in Morocco’s phosphate mining region, documenting how ecosystems, animal behavior, and local culture are forcibly rewritten by industrial logic. Through an HDR visual structure, the work traces how resource extraction creates fractures across geological, biological, and temporal scales—revealing “toxic inheritance” as an inevitable cost of modernity. Using audiovisual evidence of biological anomalies, conflicting light, and disrupted rhythms, it interrogates the power structures behind resource extraction and asks how life forms are redefined within postcolonial capital networks, forced to bear ecological debt.