"Are You Jealous?" (Aha oe feii?) is a notable painting by French Post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin, created in 1892 during his first stay in Tahiti. This artwork reflects Gauguin's quest for primitive purity and his escape from European civilization and its moral constraints. The painting depicts two Tahitian women against a backdrop of lush Tahitian landscape, one sitting and the other standing, with a questioning, possibly accusatory, interaction suggested by the title. Gauguin's use of bold colors, simplified forms, and the dreamlike quality of the scene conveys his interpretation of Tahitian life and culture, which he idealized as an earthly paradise of simplicity and emotional authenticity. The painting explores themes of jealousy, love, and the complexities of relationships, set within Gauguin's romanticized vision of Tahiti as a haven of innocence and exotic beauty. Through works like "Are You Jealous?", Gauguin significantly influenced the primitivism movement in art, challenging traditional European perspectives on beauty and culture.