The connotative value that The Joy of Life wants to show us various things between them is found
The interconnection of the world and how everything coexists with each other:
So that the sun and the water give energy and sustenance to the plants in turn these serve to feed the bees that flutter and pollinate other plants.
In this way it shows the beauty of this world by using those colors so vivid and saturated.

The second thing it communicates to us is the encounter with the true self, the ego, represented by the eye, and as opening that part we fill our lives with color and joy.
But this inner discovery is accomplished with great patience as the hands long rooted and inhabited by bees show for a long time so that there is no reward without sacrifice.

The work shows us a vanishing point composition the center of the eye to which the hands and the light beam are directed
white that is divided into 2 rainbows through the prism of the eye.
This light beam is divided into 3 parts by hands creating a cross composition. Inside this cross there is a circular composition formed by the sun, the plants and the elements on the right, showing a visible balance in the work.
Balance that is also manifested in the colors and their arrangement where both cold and warm colors coexist creating great contrast and sharpness.
The outside of the eye is made up of a blue and purple liquid that turns into a maroon color when it reaches the eyelid. The interior of the eye made up of a dodecahedron where the iris is placed in the central triangle that focuses attention on the pupil that absorbs the viewer's gaze, all this to show the enjoyment of life.