An interpretation of Genesis 3:14 from the bible. It showcases God addressing the serpent, coiling on the ground, not as an embodiment of evil, but a creature bearing a punishment, cursed to slither on its belly and consume dust for all its days. Its scaled belly is visibly sliding over the rugged field soil, a potent symbol of its torment. Its eyes bear a paradoxical mixture of guilt and defiance. Every beast and cattle in the field is looking at the scene with silent astonishment, realizing their intrinsic superiority over the fallen serpent. The image separation from the original scene is emphasized using the technology-based medium of digital art.