The narrative that this artwork intends to represent has a central element that thus arises when we contemplate it. This element is the Tagus River which, like all rivers, favors the real and imaginary life of those who live on its banks. It is in this sense that Sophia de Mello Breyner is expressed when she writes:

‘Around the corner suddenly we see

the Tagus We take

our body and winged soul." 

Rivers are fantastic beings since they gather the real and the imaginary, the boats and nymphs, the light body and the winged soul, the separation and the relationship, the banks and the bridge.

The rivers make it possible for the imaginary to become real and, therefore, on its banks, such beautiful cities have been built. 

This kind of tribute to the Tagus river and the city of Lisbon aim that we know how to enjoy and take care of them.”