It is made of galvanised steel with epoxy paint. The sign is repainted in different colors and with different symbols during important events. Lo llevo bien Sculpture by the Basque artist Julio Nieto and located in the center of the square next to its artificial lake. It is a piece of stainless steel, five meters high and 450 kilos in weight with the appearance of a man in the shape of a tree that symbolizes "the optimism of the human being, who, despite all his thoughts, takes it well". Originally exhibited in 2014 in the square during a street exhibition, it later left the city and moved to various art galleries in different cities around the world such as Madrid, Barcelona, Baltimore, Miami, Krefeld and New York. The citizens of Santa Cruz expressed their desire for the sculpture to remain in the city. In 2021 it was donated to the Santa Cruz town hall and was permanently installed in the Plaza de España. In popular culture The plaza appeared in Jason Bourne, the fifth film of the Bourne series, representing the Syntagma Square of Athens. References Santa Cruz de Tenerife Plazas in Santa Cruz de Tenerife Herzog & de Meuron buildings