MONA LISA 757

The Digital Evolution of an Icon

Curator's Note

Part of the ongoing Mona Lisa Project, Mona Lisa 757 explores the relationship between identity, memory and contemporary visual culture. Every artwork within the project reflects a unique moment in time, together forming an evolving artistic practice that has been developing since 2001.

About this Artwork

Mona Lisa 757 reflects the timeless dialogue between tradition and transformation. Inspired by classical portraiture and reimagined through a contemporary visual language, the artwork explores how familiar symbols continue to evolve as culture changes.

Rather than recreating Leonardo da Vinci's original painting, this work investigates what remains when an icon is viewed through a different perspective. Each new interpretation becomes a visual document of its own time, shaped by the influences, aesthetics and questions of the present.

Created as part of the ongoing Mona Lisa Project, Mona Lisa 757 represents one chapter within an expanding body of work that explores identity, cultural memory and the evolving relationship between humanity, art and technology.

Available Formats

Museum-quality Fine Art Print

Professionally framed behind museum glass with a white passe-partout.

Available in 50 × 50 cm

Frame options:
Black · White · Natural Wood

Certificate of Authenticity

Every artwork is accompanied by an official Certificate of Authenticity issued by Studio Florentijn.

The certificate includes the artwork number, edition number, medium, dimensions, artist signature and date of issue.

Production

Professionally produced using museum-quality archival materials to ensure exceptional colour accuracy and long-term preservation.

Care

To preserve the quality of your artwork, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and excessive humidity.

Shipping

Professionally produced, carefully packaged and shipped worldwide.

About Mona Lisa Project

Mona Lisa Project is an ongoing artistic practice by Florentijn Bruning, exploring identity, technology and cultural memory through one of the world's most recognisable images.

Since 2001, the project has evolved from painting to digital media and artificial intelligence, creating an expanding body of work in which every Mona Lisa represents a unique moment in time.

Together, the artworks form an evolving visual archive of humanity.