Eglundo, created by Zush in 1996, is a graphic work made using etching and aquatint techniques. The composition features an elongated central figure rising against a lighter background, surrounded by abstract elements and curved lines that generate a sense of movement and fluidity. The predominant colors are brown, black, beige, and yellow, creating a contrast between dark tones and accents of light.

The work invites reflection on the duality of human existence, suggesting a connection between the physical and the spiritual. The engraving technique allows for a richness of textures and nuances that add depth, while the arrangement of elements suggests a dialogue between the individual and their environment. Each stroke seems to tell a story, offering multiple layers of meaning for the viewer.