In The Pillar of Unified Love, Nychos wanted to put the skeleton—human and animal—at the heart of his intervention. The fear of death is characteristically human and the skeleton is a clear representation of our mortality. However, the Austrian artist wanted to use his recent research and personal experiences of the physical body, consciousness and spirituality to decontextualize our concept of death. For Nychos, there is no need to fear death, since love is everything and infinite.

Its borough is crossed by several groups of mountains, like Sierra de Trincheto, Sierra de Utrera, Sierra del Pico, Las Palomeras, Solana de Cubas and Puerto de los Majales. The river Bullaque and the streams Tamujar and Tejar water these lands.