Birth of Eve (Monumental Size)

In this allegorical sculpture, Carbonell represents the biblical legend of Adam and Eve in his personal style. This formidable representation depicts Adam bracing Eve from behind as she emerges from his rib to be his companion and forever becomes the mother of all the living. 

Carbonell, in his personal philosophy, searched for the essence of the form and the absence of detail while empowering a feeling of monumentality to his sculptures.

In his works, you can experience the monumentality of Moore, the simplicity found in the works of Brancusi, Archipenko, and Arp, but in the quality of his forms, Carbonell represents a very distinctive and personal style, which makes his work highly recognizable and defines his own art.

Carbonell imparted to his sculptures a sublime universal beauty that makes his work transcend and gives permanence for future generations to understand and appreciate.