The artist's first piece in his biblical series is titled "Adam and Eve." It is executed in a style he refers to as Neo-primitive, which complements the setting of the Garden of Eden. The artwork depicts angelic beings in heaven celebrating and bearing witness to the scene. 

In the artwork, Adam is portrayed standing while an image of the Earth is suspended in front of him. this symbolizes the representation of all humanity, emphasizing Adam's role  as the first man. Additionally, the dove, in accordance with scriptural symbolism, represents the Holy Spirit. 

Eve, on the other hand, is depicted with a floating apple in front of her. The represents the proverbial apple, symbolizing the downfall of mankind and the introduction of sin into the world. 

The artistic direction of Neo-primitive, with its folk art aesthetic, adds a unique and expressive quality to the portrayal of this biblical scene. it evokes a sense of simplicity and rawness, while still conveying the profound themes and symbolism associated with the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. 

Overall, the artwork invites viewers to reflect on the biblical narrative of Adam and Eve, their place in humanity's history, and the consequences o their actions. it combines elements of scriptural symbolism withe the artist's own creative interpretation, creating a visually engaging and thought provoking  piece.