Primordial Man

Symbolism and Surrealism. This painting depicts the primordial man or supreme man. It refers to the being born from the first spiritual world, the one born after the contraction of the infinite light of God. Unlike the physical Adam, this being has an elevated state of purity; he is the collective essence of the soul, an incorruptible being, that is, pure energy. Influences: Goya's black paintings (1820-1823). Acrylic paint on cotton canvas.