Eva

"My work 'Eva' is my personal vision of the biblical story.

Here, the woman is in the foreground - strong, but not standing alone.

The man behind her, as if in her shadow, yet their bodies intersect as one whole - like one soul in two bodies.

The white figure depicted on the woman's hair is a symbol of evil force that tries to transfer the burden of mistake onto her, but this is just an illusion - in reality, this burden is equally shared. Sin expelled them from paradise, but at the same time, bound them even closer. The woman remains not as a victim, but as one who can transform pain into strength and the beginning of new life."

The symbols of the Garden of Edem - the serpent, the bird, and golden elements - combine themes of lost paradise, temptation, and human inner strength. The bird, which seems to disappear in the air, represents hope and sacrifice - the burden of the past that still follows us today. This work asks the question: Do mistakes separate us or connect us more?"