Description

Title: Eva
Year: 2024
Dimensions: 220 cm Height
Materials: Mixed media (plaster, metal, patinated surfaces, copper, epoxy resin)
Artist: Robin Steven Moné

The statue “Eve” depicts the mythical primordial mother not as a purely symbolic figure, but as a complex being between creation and destruction.

Coiled by a monumental serpent and crowned by crumbling fragments of ruins, Eve embodies both the origin of life and the quiet beginning of its decay.
The pomegranate in her hand – symbolizing knowledge, guilt and temptation – refers to the moment of decision that shaped humanity forever.

Her surface bears traces of transience, of burst purity and eroded greatness.
“Eve” is a sculpture about the nature of human decision-making, the price of knowledge and the irreversibility of paradise lost.

R. S. Moné gives the classical figure a new, timeless tragedy – frozen in the moment between hope and catastrophe.