The iconographic figures in the pre-Incan style of the Wari culture, from which Master Máximo Laura’s cultural foundation originates, intertwine with the subtle magic of the Peruvian Amazon, a region rich in biodiversity and symbolism. This artwork showcases the natural evolutionary process of living beings, from the oceans to the forests, evoking images of when fish climbed trees and then man appeared to interpret and give meaning to beauty through his art.

Incorporating symbolic elements from the Amazon, such as the jaguar, a symbol of power and strength, and the anaconda, representing life and death, the artwork conveys that spring and love can be eternal. The piece reminds us of the importance of harmony and balance among living beings, evoking the purity of the Amazon, a place where nature thrives in the absence of man’s destructive intervention. It’s a call to protect and value not only our rich cultural heritage but also the natural world that surrounds us.