This sculpture is 22 meters high and made in concrete and ceramic mosaic in red, blue, green and yellow, and placed according to the trencadís technique (as in the Güell Park).

Over the years it has received multiple interpretations, like for instance: A woman with a hat with a bird on it. The author’s will to connect the roots of the land with the free flight of a bird. An evidently phallic sculpture, and a large etceteras.

The truth is that Joan Miró linked the monument with the habbit from ancient Rome to place a phallus-stature at the gates of the cities, to wish health and strength to those who arrived.

The work is exposed in the Joan Miró's Park, at only 5 minutes walking from Espanya Square and Montjuïc Park.