Do not touch me

"Do not touch me" is a provocative Religious painting that explores themes of human boundaries and divine proximity. Rendered on a textured Canvas, the artwork engages in a dialogue with Mannerism (late renaissance) stylistic elements, emphasizing elongated figures and ambiguous gestures. The central figure’s posture suggests a desire to maintain distance, echoing ongoing debates about the translation of biblical passages condemning or permitting certain behaviors, such as Oil paintings depicting moral themes. Its visual tension invites viewers to consider modern relevance and historical context of texts like Romans 1:26–27 and 1 Corinthians 6:9–10 within contemporary discourse on sexuality and faith.