Temptation

This painting is a visual embodiment of the complex dialogue between temptation and holiness, between the human and the divine. The woman on the canvas narrowed one eye, as if winking at the viewer, inviting him to a game where the boundaries between temptation and innocence are blurred. Her bare chest symbolizes naturalness, life, fertility, but at the same time, vulnerability and openness. From under her clothes decorated with harlequin notes, she carefully suggests an apple, an ancient symbol of temptation, knowledge and choice. This apple is not just a fruit; it is a question addressed to the viewer: “What will you choose?”

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