“Uranic Islands”, in this painting represents the moment in which the Cyclops Brontes frees himself from the land Gaia, the prison to which Uranus had subjected his children. The work is divided into two large areas, in the lower part Gaia is represented, as an icon of the cage, here once again the earth is represented as a political map, managing to represent the nomadic movement with these textures and in the upper part is the moment in which Brontes frees himself from his mother, making a call to attention in the central circle, a symbol of the union between the Cyclops and his mother.