It is a painting that I imagined upon returning from my long trip to Brazil, then just before the start of the pandemic and created and transfigured during the same, strongly autobiographical, one of the many lives suspended at the time of covid-19, the Ara macao peering with a puzzled look at a girl wearing a mask object otherwise useless in a pure and pristine environment such as the Amazon forest, the girl in turn wonders as a metaphor for the meaning of life if living in the beauty of nature but with a filter symbolized by the mask does not make purgatory what before the pandemic could be a paradise. The painting is made on fine grain cotton canvas (Pieraccini Gallery) on 60x70 frame mounted on the back with a border of 1.5 thickness, making it unnecessary to use the frame, with acrylic colors