Piero was Mona Lisa the woman's first born and a son. This painting features leaves at the top drawn with paint drips. More coral and teal dance around the image.
This painting is part of a series that is a rebellious take on the iconic Mona Lisa. This one shows the most of her calm, familiar gaze—but everything below it gets totally overtaken by a wild explosion of flowers.
Soft pinks, corals, and vivid to light teal greens grow in thick, unruly layers. The brushstrokes are loose and full of energy, like the flowers are pushing up and out, refusing to sit still or behave. Dots of yellow pop up throughout the painting
It's bit of a takeover!! The florals aren’t here to compliment her, they’re here to crowd her, maybe even challenge her. It’s classic art with the volume turned up.
