Fall, the first part of the larger project Four ages of woman, is a reflection on the origin of man(kind). This time the sexist representations are ironically inverted and the story begins with a woman presence. It's a necessary reference and an attempt to displace socio-political sexist structures from solid contemporary issues of male power to the origins of sexism and primitive ages, where the story of creation is traditionally narrated from a strongly masculine point of view. The landscape, an untouched, virgin playground, plays an important role to introduce fictional elements in the work.