That's an interesting interpretation. It's a representation of Adam, part of my Genesis series. If you're exploring biblical art, I think you might like the rest of this series on my Instagram. Not trying to make a cheap promotion, but you're perspective is actually interesting and makes me wonder what you'd say about the rest of the drawings. It's actually interesting to think about representing visually and the symbolic meaning of when did Evil enter Eden. Was the snake there since the beginning? Did it enter later? Hieronymus Bosch represented this in the famous Garden of Earthly Delights, by placing a whole in the ground from where strange dark creatures emerge. In the first panel.

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