Inspired by the work of the Argentine-Italian Luciano Garbati, the work depicts Medusa naked and with a slim figure, looking solemn, as if she seemed to rejoice in victory, holding Perseus' head with one hand and a sword in the other. In this sense, a contemporary statue would be a criticism of the myth.

A little-known aspect of the Medusa myth is the fact that she was once a beautiful woman, who was possessed by Poseidon against her will. But unlike Poseidon being punished, Medusa was blamed for desecrating a sacred space, since everything took place in the temple of Athena. The goddess then transformed her into the figure we know, a head full of snakes and a look that turns men into rock.Times after she was defeated by Perseus, who goes from Séfiro to the challenge of killing her.