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Moona Lisa (1997 - remixed 2021)
This op art work uses a palette of Moons naturally colored by effect of atmospheric scattering shot by Italian astrophotographer Marcella Giulia Pace.
Close up this picture makes no sense, but if you see it from a distance you will perceive (or at least ‘guess’?) the portrait of Mona Lisa, the most famous Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting. This serves to demonstrate the remarkable ability of our brains in recognizing faces, even when they are obscured in one way or another.

Architect of Wonder, Prince of Serendipity, Creator of Dreams... Gianni A. Sarcone is an optical artist and author born in Vevey, Switzerland. His work explores the boundaries of visual perception through intricate and thought-provoking optical art and surreal photography. As the author of numerous acclaimed books on art and visual perception, Sarcone has established himself as a leading expert in his field. He employs a variety of media to convey unique and immersive concepts, making his pieces distinctive additions to private and public collections. Sarcone's artwork has been showcased in galleries and exhibitions around the world. He currently resides in Italy, continuing to create and innovate within the realm of optical...