Pullano (XX) - Adamo ed Eva

The painting, created with acrylic technique, depicts Adam and Eve in a modern version. The two characters are nude and portrayed very close to each other, with their bodies touching and their faces bowed. The pose conveys intimacy, protection, and a sense of sadness and reflection.

Eve has the forbidden fruit in her hand, symbol of original sin. The gesture does not appear dramatic, but pensive, as if the choice has already been made and the two are aware of its consequences.

The figures are stylized, with simplified shapes and warm colors, mainly pinkish tones. The background consists of geometric and abstract buildings, with cool colors that evoke a modern city. This contrast between human bodies and the urban environment highlights the distance between nature and civilization.

The work combines the biblical story with contemporary reality and invites reflection on the human condition and the loss of innocence.