I wanted to capture a headless woman who is surrounded by a halo which alludes to a sun, the Inti who was, for the Incas, a primal deity and founder of this empire. Likewise, the woman represents the fertility of the earth, that is, that the work of plowing, that the earth becomes harvestable or rich in nutrients and suitable for cultivation is due to this deity (Inti) There are two keys to understanding this work

1) The Inti or the God of the Sun that is associated as one of the pillars in each ancient religion since it ruled in the heavens, in addition to giving/granting benefits such as cultivation, to the earth.
2) The woman is associated with fertility or the force of nature that she has to give "light" to her children (worth the redundancy to the crops) for this reason she has no head, she is only a halo of light that illuminates the place or the Earth to shape and that it is cultivable