"QuituCoatl" is an oil self-portrait, its name contains a combination of the words "Quitus" and "Coatl." "Quitus" was an ethnic group from Ecuador, which gives rise to the capital Quito, and its meaning in Panzaleo, a pre-Inca language, is "faces," and "Coatl" in the Nahuatl language, an ethnic language of Mexico, means "serpent."

The image represents a hybridization between nature and my perception of my reflection. Some elements speak of Biomagnetism, and my perception of our internal coding existing in our DNA, as a path of self-identification and responses to every experience we have lived to make us what we are today.

We are a combination of thousands of lives, experiences, perceptions, dimensions, intentions, attentions, and decisions. Finally, its frame represents a combination of two connected serpents.