"Recursion" is 3 of 3 unique works from Primeval fall triptych.

The portrayed scene is a part in The Book of Genesis when Cain murders Abel committing the first murder.

The work is a modern visual interpretation of the story drawn in the surreal and constructivist style merging the visual poetics of two artists. Cain is portrayed in the form of a stone-like figure with horns on his head, and cow shadow on his weapon, indicating that this animal told him to kill his brother. Abel is depicted with the tamed body movements, with he terrified look on his disintegrating face which is evaporating to the sky and whispering the truth to the God. “Recursion” tells a story of a never-ending circle of parent-child curse.