The shape of the central external drawing, defined by the white of the canvas, is an eye and at the same time a vagina. Its outline encloses a yellow figure that represents the Auca. Its structure evokes a frog through its legs and a cricket through its wings. The frog symbolizes fertility, and the cricket, in the painter’s view, is the insect that best camouflages itself amidst the vegetation. Its strength is expressed in the necklace of jaguar fangs and the rattles situated on both sides of the head, characteristic of shamanic chants. Above, three specimens of the prayer flower float, whose fruits are eaten by travelers.
