Jeová paira sobre a oferta de grãos de Caim, ao lado dos frutos ensanguentados de Abel

A triptych of vivid oil paintings, inspired by the unconventional visions of outsider artists, depicting the pivotal biblical tale of Cain and Abel. On the left panel, Jehovah's stern figure looms over Cain's humble offering of grain, its beauty and worthiness overshadowed by the majestic, blood-stained fruits of Abel's hunt. In the central panel, Cain's dark form lunges forward, a dagger glinting in his hand, as he strikes down his unsuspecting brother, Abel's life force ebbing away amidst the chaos. On the right panel, Jehovah's hand reaches out, leaving an indelible mark on Cain's forehead, a symbol of his guilt and a reminder of the eternal consequences of his actions.