This can be considered as a alegory to the genesis of the human being, according to the biblical stories, which relate the origin of the first man, Adam born from the mud of the earth. Although, I am not a religious fanatic, or anything like that, I have always been intrigued by the origins and emergence of things and living beings that inhabit the earth.

We see as this being that I represent with an eye, very particular of my art, the sprout of the earth, from among the roots of the tree, returning to the biblical-historical allegory, this I consider it the tree of life. While the element that we see arranged under the eye can be considered the fruit of this tree, which leaves its branches and lies on the ground of this desert landscape waiting to return to the earth and hatch again in the natural cycle of the existence_.

This new being reflects in his eyes the shine of life, of the soul wrapped in a transitory cocoon, waiting to open up to an existence outside this plane known by the human eye.