On the wall of the staircase leading to the second floor of the nest, we find three paintings, each representing the fundamental compositional elements of the Molvento landscape: mountain, lake, and sky. The pieces, by Argentine master Juan José Cambre, are part of a series of paintings that can be found throughout the hotel. The series, entitled Mecánica, poética (Mechanics, Poetry), which the artist painted in his studio in Los Cocos, Córdoba, is constructed from a combination of two tones, one expressed with vertical brushstrokes and the other with horizontal brushstrokes, just as the warp and weft constitute the fabric that supports it. The title alludes to the idea of repetition as a form of meditation, in which a final plane is achieved through repeated and sustained action, and this is the best way to achieve mastery in something: time and patience. The paintings are only backgrounds; there are no figures expressed in them. Extreme minimalism invites emptiness, the emotional experience of color. They are green because it is the predominant color in nature. If we view the complete series of 14 paintings as a single work, we see a deconstructed landscape, like a scientist separating samples to study the natural environment in his laboratory. A colorist with more than 50 years of experience, the master Cambre presents this series of paintings as a manifesto of his study on the construction of the color green.