You can cage the singer but not the song.
― Harry Belafonte

A viaduct, a woman sleeping at it and cages that fall from the sky with men inside. 
The gaze of these men perceives this female so immense that herbody enters and is seen lying down on a big portion of that civil engineering construction. 
Human figures also appear as sketches and made in charcoal such all the ones in the "Souls and Bodies Collection" in order to represent the continuous construction of the soul and the impermanence of the matter involved in the body.
The female body exhibits the golden color in famele areas of her body, which then merges with the white color, where bees appear as protagonists of the artwork on the female belly.
It is a fact then, that the woman is not immense but just before that masculine gaze that has transferred reality to their imaginary that is built within the cage itself.