„The concept of this mural is the story of Adam and Eve from the book of Genesis. The reason why I chose this topic is that religions and mythology are a great passion of mine and there is a reason why people talk about them and base their work on them after all these years. I wanted to make something abstract out of geometric shapes. The pictograms show the stairs to heaven, the creation of Adam and Eve, and also the devil who turned into a serpent and persuaded Eve to take the apple from the tree of wisdom. All of this is accompanied by details depicting God, his anger, and the expulsion of Adam and Eve to earth. Art stretches from cave drawings to the present day and my opinion is that art has reached its peak thanks to myths and religions because people wanted to show their imagination and their stories in their own way. They portrayed them in a variety of styles, ranging from Christian to Islamic art. I wanted to portray something religious in a modern way, like some clash of styles. Also, there has never been room for hatred in art. People often do things that are only related to their own culture and that is why we sometimes have trouble understanding others. We need to constantly educate ourselves and take an interest in other cultures in order to get the best out of them.“  Bakir Hadžić, designer