Adam and Eva Print

This painting, depicting Adam and Eve, is done in a bold, abstract style with vibrant, saturated colors. The composition is divided into two parts, with each side showing figures characterized by geometric shapes and rounded lines. Adam (on the left) and Eve (on the right) are presented in unnatural poses with elongated, stylized hands, with their palms held close to their faces. Their faces have large eyes, and the lips are graphically outlined, with colored streaks on their cheeks, adding a dramatic touch to their expressions. The eyes are symbolically enlarged and highlighted, possibly representing their role in acquiring knowledge. Both figures' bodies are filled with different colors, ranging from red to green, and various abstract elements, such as spirals and rounded forms, which may symbolize life force or energy. The painting likely interprets the classical story of the first man and woman, adding a unique artistic perspective where emphasis is placed on emotion and expression through color and form. The background is done in rich blue and red tones, which enhances the contrast with the figures, adding depth and dynamism to the painting.