Man o Matic's new work is situated at a key roundabout in the capital of Huelva, where San Antonio, Cristo de la Redención, and Adoratrices avenues converge. This area already features another of his pieces, Pan Salvaje, a mural prominently featuring a lion, located just a few meters from the recent composition.

The central figure of this new mural is a smiling young woman wearing green-lensed sunglasses, a distinctive element of the artist's style. In addition to these two works, Man o Matic has left his mark at other points along Adoratrices Avenue, including También hacemos arte pero a fuego lento, which features a large carrot and is integrated into another commercial facade, and a fourth mural inside a commercial premises.

The graffiti artist, whose real name is Adrián Pérez, has returned to his artistic roots in Huelva, recalling his beginnings in Palos and Moguer. It was in Huerto Paco where his work began to gain recognition over twenty years ago, with the initial support of Francisco González, then president of the La Morana Neighborhood Association, who facilitated permits to paint on facades and walls, especially in Plaza de La Isla del Hierro.

Throughout his career, Man o Matic has completed numerous commissions for commercial and hospitality establishments. Last year, for example, he created a piece on the shutter of Pub Tumi, depicting a pre-Columbian Peruvian ceremonial knife. He also paid tribute to Tente, the manager of the legendary Ibiza bar, by painting his image on one of the bar's walls.

The area around the old Plaza del Carmen was another of his favorite spaces, transforming the block of the old market site into an open-air exhibition hall. Between 2005 and 2017, he concentrated over twenty paintings there, though many have been lost due to urban development. Among them, Pure Love stood out as one of his most significant works, even catching the attention of renowned British artist Banksy before its disappearance.