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The Mona Lisa drew in an eccentric s

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I love Mexico: this is why I chose to draw my Mona Lisa like that. I used felt-tips

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My "Artempo" Gioconda is a time travel in history of Art: it refers to artists and art movements I'm fond of. It's a collage of images referring to Magritte (the pipe, the apple), to Van Gogh (tha "Starry Night"), to Modigliani (the long neck) to Botero (the Gioconda on the tomatoes can), to Chagall (the Rooster man), to Bosch (the monster coming out from the box). I was also inspired by Futrist works by Boccioni and Carrà (newspaper clipping usage). "Artempo" is a mixed tecniques drawing: pastels, soft pastels, collage, felt-tip

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I chose to represent the Mona Lisa as a zombie, but she's dressed in fashion. My drawing recalls the dark and disturbing atmosphere of the real painting by Leonardo but also the modern style

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Mona Lisa in progress

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Mona Lisa painted with paints we made

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work in progress

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I chose  to represent the Mona Lisa as a zombie, but she's dressed in fashion to remember the dark and disturbing atmosphere of the original painting but putting it in modern times

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The idea to transform the original painting by Leonardo spread: our schoolmates wanted to  do it

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