Moses meets in the desert his brother Aaron, who came towards him at the behest of God (Exodus, IV, 27-28)

The painting depicting Moses meeting his brother Aaron in the desert captures a profound biblical moment inspired by Exodus IV, 27-28. Rendered in a style reminiscent of Naïve art (primitivism), the scene is characterized by simplified forms and vivid colors that emphasize the spiritual reunion. The artist employs delicate paper as the medium, adding a textured, intimate atmosphere. While primarily a painting, the work’s style echoes the clarity of an etching, evoking reverence and simplicity fitting for religious painting.