Temptation at Tree of Life with Spaceships of Cyclop Aliens to Garden of Eden, 1995

Narrative art done for an audience of one: the artist. Painters have more freedom to explore and let their immaginations run when there are not editors, scripts and deadlines. This is an exceptional example of letting one's immagination run or perhaps sprint. A Haitian Artist's surrealist and fantastic interpretation of the Temptation at the Tree of Life. Frantz Zephirin depicts Adam & Eve, tempted by serpents to disobey God's command about the forbidden fruit. The work is embellished with animal-headed figures and alien spaceships, as little Cyclop alien men descend into Earth's verdant garden. To add additional complexity to the narrative, the artist paints in the upper right corner, "The Masonic Eye, also known as the Eye of Providence, that symbolizes the all-seeing eye of God or the Great Architect of the Universe, watching over humanity. Signed and inscribed lower right. Frame size: 31 x 41 Recent Zephirin solo Exhibition: Williams College Museum of Art, 2022. Frantz Zephirin (Haitian, b. 1968 ) US$18,000 Plus Shipping