Seen from a very specific point of view, Man is his own animal, he is his own pet and he simply cannot avoid it; … through margins and ideologies that seem to have any meaning, Man convinces himself that he is, who he knows better than anyone the correct way to perform his role. However, due to the many ironies that life brings, the grandiose idea that spreads all over the site suddenly turns into buffoonery.
Man in true appearance is nothing more than a set of structures;… many spheres, faces or worlds exist within his figure;… costumes, clothing, but more than anything appearances, it is what he does every day they cover it.
Likewise, Man in his characteristic grace for being a funny victim of his own psychology;… without anyone telling him, he only limits himself;… because although he has wings and tools to make his essence a flight as sublime as Magnificence;… for unintelligible reasons, he believes that he only has shoes and feet of stone to advance on this wheel.