Mona Lisa

Provenance

Take a moment and think of the "Mona Lisa." That enigmatic smile, those knowing eyes - she's a timeless icon, courtesy of da Vinci. Now, what if we mixed her up with a dash of Picasso, a sprinkle of Basquiat, a splash of Ashley Wood, a hint of Robert Del Naja, and a sweet touch of Nicoletta Ceccoli? Sounds like quite the artistic cocktail, right? Well, hold onto your berets, because we just made it happen.

In this reimagined version, Mona Lisa’s famous face gets a cubist twist inspired by Picasso, while Basquiat's raw and edgy style lends a powerful graffiti-like texture to the background. The composition is layered with the dynamic, abstract influences of Ashley Wood and Robert Del Naja, while Ceccoli's whimsical and delicate touch brings an unexpected softness to the piece. All of this is then rendered in a photorealistic manner with a neon watercolor effect, giving the whole piece a dreamy, vibrant glow.

It's as if Mona Lisa herself stepped out of the Renaissance and took a whirlwind tour through modern and contemporary art, coming out the other side with a neon glow and a whole new attitude.