The figure on the left represents the Mayan temple builders and the one on the right the Iberian temple builders. Both wear costumes and attire inspired by elements of their traditions. Both carry a ceremonial staff that represents the connection with the cosmos and the knowledge of the stellar cycles and their value when building sacred spaces. They both hold a hand up as a sign of offering or healing, as if they were guarding between them the central circle that functions as a portal, an access to other deeper dimensions, where universal knowledge resides.
In the central part, below, there is a copalera, a ceramic piece used to place charcoal and copal or saumerio, used to cleanse the energies of spaces and people. From the copalera sprout plants, instruments and different forms of life, as a symbol of origin, of beginning, of vitality. In the upper part a human figure is suspended in the air upside down, with a plant inside, where the roots are located in the head and the branches and leaves along the body. We do not know if this figure is falling from the sky, or ascending, or if it is about to enter inside the central sphere being attracted by it.