▪The sculpture "Creation of the World" depicts the Creator God, towering on a pile of clouds, and holding the Earth he has just created in his hands.

▪About the plot

The central dogma of creation in Christianity is lat. Creatio ex Nihilo — "creation from nothing", in which God appears as the Creator who called all things out of nonexistence in his volitional act lat. productio totius substantiâ ex nihilo sui et subjecti — by transferring everything that exists from a state of non-existence to a state of being. At the same time, God also acts as the primary cause of the existence of the world. It was His free choice, an act of God's gift "from the abundance of love".