‘The Eyes, the First Islands,’ this painting is about the first islands from Greek mythology, called the Fortunate Islands, a place where people enjoyed rest after death.

If we consider this work as the first islands created for the Cyclopes, we see that it refers to the Cyclopes builders whom Apollo killed to avenge Zeus.
In the central image, the author’s distinctive texture stands out, representing nomadic movements, though the lower part appears unfinished, symbolizing the beginning of the island. Another detail is the remnants of what seem like rocks or stones scattered throughout the image, a symbol of an explosion/creation.