"First Love" is a symbolic portrayal of the world's first love and the timeless moment of choice and trust. Adam and Eve stand together, their hands meeting in a tender gesture as they both hold an apple—an act filled with curiosity and surrender. Eve offers the apple to Adam, binding their fates in this single moment.
Apple tree branches weave around them, heavy with fruit and blossoms, reminding us of life's cyclical nature—beginnings, the choices we make, and the consequences that follow. In the foreground, a serpent lingers, a silent observer of the scene, representing instinct, wisdom, and challenge.
This painting is not about guilt, but about trust—trusting oneself, one's choices, and the inner voice that guides us. First Love serves as a reminder to listen to your intuition and believe in your own path.
Size: 40 x 40 cm
Technique: Mixed media and oil on canvas
