Sakarit is a Graphic Designer & Visual Artist, based in Brooklyn, NYC



















Mona Lisa, a timeless masterpiece, has inspired diverse reinterpretations—from memes to commercial products—showcasing its enduring impact over the decades. These fantasy scenes were crafted using a diverse mix of media and programs, reimagining her as different personas and charming figures in various environments.
The Mona Lisa Multiverse reimagines Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic masterpiece, transforming traditional artistic boundaries to create an extraordinary and modern reinterpretation. This project blends classic art with innovative digital tools, exploring new ways to interpret and celebrate one of history’s most famous works.
The goal is to create a fresh and imaginative take on the timeless portrait, showing how art evolves with technology.
The project uses tools like Photoshop, Lightroom, and Adobe generative prompts, along with stock images from Unsplash, Pixabay, and found imagery. By layering and blending these elements, the process combines traditional techniques with modern digital experimentation. The result is a series of imaginative transformations that bring the Mona Lisa into new and exciting realms.
This ongoing project seamlessly blends iconic painting with imaginative elements, reimagining the Mona Lisa while preserving her identity as originally crafted by Da Vinci over five centuries ago. Her face keeps the textured grains of the original oil painting, preserving its historical roots.
The result is a balanced transformation that connects classic art with modern creativity. With some artists already integrating mixed reality experience, I aim to further enhance this project, serving as a foundation for reconceptualizing classic artwork.
By combining traditional art with new technology, this work aims to reach and connect with a wider audience.
The curated songs aren’t just decoration, they’re meant to leverage the chaos, nuance, sublimity, or curiosity woven into the visuals, and to make the vibe more immersive, playful, and alive! It’s not random. It’s part of the curation. Music is personal, I know! but here it’s essential to the story.
A collage weaving together Ingres’ Madame Moitessier, da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, and the Peacock Gate of Jaipur’s City Palace (Rajasthan, India)
The Mona Lisa reimagined with a white peacock in the tranquil garden of Morocco’s Hassan II Mosque, where timeless portrait meets sacred architecture.
Collage: Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa with a Newfoundland dog from Landseer’s A Distinguished Member of the Humane Society at her side, and peacocks resting on a branch overhead.

Her gaze remains enigmatic, but her cropped hair and futuristic attire signal a shift
Collage: A short-haired Mona Lisa in a black latex catsuit stands with a hyena at Cape Enniberg — a sentinel of solitude in the Faroe Islands, year 2300.
Animated poster demonstrates how this artwork can be brought to life using Meta AI.
Animated poster demonstrates how this artwork can be brought to life using Meta AI.
The Mona Lisa reimagined in swanky couture — black latex boots, Persian plum leggings, a gold‑and‑black corset miniskirt, and a statement hat.
Cyber Punk Mona Lisa — the iconic portrait recast in 3033 alongside a jaguar and two fallen mackerels. An AI‑infused collage where found fragments and digital invention collide, Summer 2023.
Animated poster demonstrates how this artwork can be brought to life using Meta AI.
Animated poster demonstrates how this artwork can be brought to life using Meta AI.
AI‑infused collage combining found imagery and digital invention — the Mona Lisa reimagined as an urban woman in New York City, searching for love.
Collage combining found imagery and digital invention — the Mona Lisa reimagined as an tropical woman in Ymas, Papua New Guinea, living in equatorial paradise.
Collage combining found imagery and digital invention — the Mona Lisa reimagined as an tropical woman in Ymas, Papua New Guinea, living in equatorial paradise.
A set of four postcards featuring a reimagined Mona Lisa dressed in a kimono, digitally collaged with beloved Studio Ghibli and Sanrio characters. Created from found images, the series blends classical portraiture with contemporary pop culture to explore cross‑cultural storytelling.



Mail Me!