“La rue” is the guardian of a book filled with memories and lessons gathered from every street she has ever crossed — a sacred volume that reveals the truths and secrets of the city. Over the years, she has collected signs, gestures, and stories, preserving in her pages the values that guide us: freedom, equality, and respect for diversity — the gentle path she invites us to follow.

Aware of humankind, she wears a dress composed of universal symbols: echoes of Mother Nature, street signs, street art, LGBTQIA+ rights, Black lives, and all the elements that shape our shared urban landscape. Is it an African dress? A black‑female Saint Francis protecting animals and birds? Her red aura brings humanity back to the center, insisting on harmony.

Animals play a central role in the composition: a Velázquez‑like dog watching us, a cat looking toward the future, a dove, sparrows… all gathered around her as their Queen of the City, the gentle representative of their kingdom.

Behind them rises the metropolis — vast, grey, blue‑toned — the living stage of this urban mythology.