The Eve # 15

This sculpture is the Eve of the Avant-garde. She steps out of the classical garden and into the fractured reality of Pablo Picasso and the dreamscapes of Salvador Dalí. She is not merely a subject; she is the Muse of Geniuses—the catalyst that transforms a mere craftsman into a visionary.

The form is fluid, defying strict anatomy, much like the women who inspired the greatest revolutions in art history. She represents the "Gala" to Dalí or the "Dora" to Picasso—the force that is simultaneously destructive and creative. History tells us that behind the chaotic brilliance of modern art stood the silent, powerful figure of the Beloved Woman. As Salvador Dalí famously admitted about his wife and muse:

"It is mostly with your blood, Gala, that I paint my pictures."

The Artist carved "The Eve # 15" to honor this sacred symbiosis. She is the spark in the darkness, the surreal curve that bends the straight line of logic, the eternal feminine spirit that breathes life into the stillness of matter.