“Eve, Reconstructed”
This painting, part of the Sacred Circles series, reimagines the biblical figure of Eve through a disciplined circular grid, where geometry gives rise to form. Within the repeating arcs and intersections, the human figure gradually emerges—both revealed and partially obscured—suggesting the tension between structure and instinct. Eve holds the bitten apple, a quiet emblem of choice and consequence, while a winding serpent moves through the composition, threading together themes of temptation, knowledge, and transformation.
“Eve, Reconstructed”
This painting, part of the Sacred Circles series, reimagines the biblical figure of Eve through a disciplined circular grid, where geometry gives rise to form. Within the repeating arcs and intersections, the human figure gradually emerges—both revealed and partially obscured—suggesting the tension between structure and instinct. Eve holds the bitten apple, a quiet emblem of choice and consequence, while a winding serpent moves through the composition, threading together themes of temptation, knowledge, and transformation.