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Eve in 2024 reimagines the biblical figure Eve in a contemporary domestic setting. By tearing apart a bag of apples and scattering seeds across the floor, Sorrel Stone turns a familiar symbol into an act of defiance, challenging traditional expectations of femininity, obedience, and the role of women in private space.
