9 AI-Generated Artifacts Make Up The ‘Mona Lisa’ That Only Revealed When Put Together


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Digital artist TDRAW specializes in art generated by artificial intelligence that explores fictional worlds. One of his recently completed pieces depicts a cityscape from science fiction in nine separate parts that, when put together, reveal another work of art: a silhouette that looks like the picture Mona Lisa,

This project was created with an AI art generator app called Nightcafe Creator. The resulting complex structure spans a rocky landscape that is tall enough to be surrounded by clouds without a view of the ground. Future buildings are affixed to the sides and tops of these dangerous cliffs, most of which are illuminated by many artificial lights. Each individual volume captures a different aspect of this world, but together, they uncover a hidden layer.

“This is how it’s meant to be displayed,” TDRAW says in an Instagram post. “The idea for this was to hang nine separate pieces on the wall that could either be displayed individually as their own pieces or arranged together to reveal a hidden picturea tribute to Mona Lisa,


you can afford Desolated Civilization: Collected Fragments Merch through more prints and RedBubble, and stay up to date with his latest projects by following the artist on Instagram.

Digital artist TDRAW used an AI Art Generator app to create a post-apocalyptic work of art composed of nine canvases.

Post Apocalyptic Art with Hidden Mona Lisa by TDRAW

He hid the silhouette of Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa Within this gritty cityscape.

Post Apocalyptic Art with Hidden Mona Lisa by TDRAWTDRW: Redbubble | Instagram | Twitter

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