Life-size statue in realistic style, crafted in bronze as a tribute to Suso Machín. The statue is accompanied by a plaque that reads: 'Seated alongside the pigeons, in the square where he so often brought his paintings, it represents the folk painter who repeatedly portrayed the goat port of the 1930s and the compulsive writer who recorded experiences and memories of that era. His silent companions are the church from 1824, the Cabildo, the Insular State Directorate, and the old Hotel Fuerteventura, residence of Unamuno during his 1924 exile on the island'