Almost silently, the Antioquian sculptor Luis Fernando Peláez has been forging, since the mid-70s, one of the most moving works of contemporary Colombian art. A work that includes painting, drawing, watercolors, screen printing, photography, collage, assemblages, as well as innovative installations and monumental works in public space. Examples of this are the one at Cisneros square in Medellín, which helped recover a civic area of great importance in the city, or Nexus, a proposal to revive the historical past of the old Edge Hill railway station in Liverpool, England. For Peláez, public space is the place where all explored languages converge. This book is a privileged thematic account of a beautiful and important work.