Titel: “fleeing from Eden”
The painting "Fleeing from Eden" tells a story of survival, disillusionment, and ultimate realization.
The work challenges the ancient myth by revealing the Garden not as a sacred sanctuary, but as a collapsing environment built on false hope.
The dark, turbulent background and the breaking branch symbolize the structural decay of this illusory paradise.
The figures are not victims: they are actively saving themselves from a place that could no longer sustain them. Their descent is an act of self-rescue and resilience.
The red apples, the traditional symbols of temptation, are shown falling away from the structure.
This depicts the moment the false hope and deceptive symbolism are finally shed.
By surviving the collapse, the figures gain a profound truth: they realize that the true paradise is not the deceptive location itself, but the knowledge and freedom found by looking beyond the failed illusion.
acrylinc on Canvas
120cm x 80cm
Titel: “fleeing from Eden”
The painting "Fleeing from Eden" tells a story of survival, disillusionment, and ultimate realization.
The work challenges the ancient myth by revealing the Garden not as a sacred sanctuary, but as a collapsing environment built on false hope.
The dark, turbulent background and the breaking branch symbolize the structural decay of this illusory paradise.
The figures are not victims: they are actively saving themselves from a place that could no longer sustain them. Their descent is an act of self-rescue and resilience.
The red apples, the traditional symbols of temptation, are shown falling away from the structure.
This depicts the moment the false hope and deceptive symbolism are finally shed.
By surviving the collapse, the figures gain a profound truth: they realize that the true paradise is not the deceptive location itself, but the knowledge and freedom found by looking beyond the failed illusion.
acrylinc on Canvas
120cm x 80cm
