Curbelo explains that the execution time of the project extended until April 2009 and the smooth progress of the works predicts that there won't be delays, since the bulk of them was concluded in December 2008, and now only final details such as glasswork and woodwork remain. He emphasizes as well that the works have helped to rescue an important part of the architectural heritage and enable the enjoyment of the municipal heritage among the inhabitants of the town and among the visitors who come to the locality.

The chairman states that the house of painter José Aguiar is an old building from the 18th century, located in the street of la Seda near the vicinity of the village church, and emphasizes the importance of this action, which will respect the essential historic values of both the edifice and the culture of the place. He stresses that the museum and the José Aguiar production centre will be filled with the presence of artists, who during periods of three months to one year will share the life with local people.

Accordingly, Curbelo trusts that the initiative will allow to consolidate this part of the island as a destination and reference point for visitors to La Gomera. "The ultimate goal, besides preserving our heritage and projecting the significance of this painter for La Gomera and for the whole of the Canaries, is to generate additional economic activity for shops, restaurants and tourist attractions of the place, that will benefit the social life and culture of Agulo and improve the quality of life of the neighbors", he concludes.