This provocative reinterpretation of the Mona Lisa merges classical portraiture with surreal, symbolic collage. Half of her face is rendered in grayscale, referencing traditional sculpture, while the other half retains Da Vinci’s iconic expression. Her body becomes a canvas of visual storytelling — filled with tattoo-like symbols, erotic scenes, and fragments inspired by Hieronymus Bosch.

Wings, graffiti, and mythological figures blur the lines between past and present, sacred and profane. The added sculptural hand extending beyond the canvas enhances the illusion, breaking the fourth wall. A bold statement on identity, art history, and female autonomy.