This series of illustrations, accompanied by a logo, was created while Alexandre Borgeaud was studying graphic design. It is one of the cornerstones of his artistic practice and the concepts that would later emerge from it. It is the result of a playful twist: Dozens of graphic elements found on insecticide packaging were isolated and then reused to create a logo and depict insects of all kinds — grasshoppers, dragonflies, butterflies, and more. Their message: Stop insecticides, stop pesticides, stop genocide, BASTA (enough)!