We find the history of Argos in the Odyssey, the Homeric epic that dates back almost three millennia. In this highly symbolic work, which explores the human adventure, Odysseus' dog occupies a special place.

While the resourceful and brave Odysseus, after the Trojan War, struggles to return to Ithaca, going through countless trials, monsters and temptations, Argos awaits him. And when, after twenty years of absence, Odysseus returns, transformed by time and battles, Argos is there. He recognizes him immediately.

What do the years that have passed, the changes in appearance, the waiting matter? Argos welcomes him with the same love, confirming that what he left behind in Ithaca - the place that symbolizes his soul - is still waiting for him, intact and unchanged, unconditionally. This unconditional love, which the dog offers effortlessly to man, he receives it and, in his own way, tries to return it.