Marie KVK (1980) - Mona Lisa






Holds a master’s in art history with over 10 years in auctions and galleries.
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Marie KVK (1980)’s *Mona Lisa* is a hand-signed, limited-edition offset print from 2026.
Description from the seller
The Mona Lisa – Limited Edition, signed and numbered by the artist
Features:
Artist: Marie KVK
High-quality digital print on semi-matte coated 300 g/m² paper
Edition limited to only 100 copies
Each copy is numbered and hand-signed by the artist
Secure insured shipping
The serigraphy is carefully protected and shipped flat in a rigid cardboard envelope, specially designed for transporting works on paper.
The shipment includes insurance to ensure a worry-free delivery.
Important: The work is sold unframed. Any photographs showing the serigraphy framed are for illustration only. The frame is not included in the sale price.
A timeless icon reinvented with boldness.
With her Mona Lisa serigraphy, the artist Marie KVK revisits one of the best-known portraits in art history and breathes new energy into it, decidedly contemporary.
Between classical heritage and modernity, this work offers an original perspective on the mythic Mona Lisa. A creation that provokes, delights, and brings real personality to your interior.
Much more than a simple decoration, this serigraphy is a strong artistic piece, ideal for lovers of contemporary art, pop art, and creations that go beyond the ordinary.
A work to offer yourself or to give, to bring a touch of art, elegance, and boldness into your home.
Let yourself be seduced by this Mona Lisa unlike any other!
This revisited serigraphy explores the boundary between recognition and abstraction.
The gaze confronts an iconic feminine figure, broken down into a mosaic of colored squares.
The work relies on a digital aesthetic to translate a historical presence.
The play on pixelation forces the observer to mentally reconstruct the facial features and the subject's posture.
Yellow and ochre hues illuminate the center of the composition, creating a sharp contrast with the shadowed areas and green nuances of the background, as in the original painting.
The precision of the grid brings a geometric rigor to this figurative approach.
Here the artist uses visual minimalism to suggest a famous identity without ever fully revealing it.
The whole rests on a dark chromatic structure that stabilizes the composition.
Seller's Story
The Mona Lisa – Limited Edition, signed and numbered by the artist
Features:
Artist: Marie KVK
High-quality digital print on semi-matte coated 300 g/m² paper
Edition limited to only 100 copies
Each copy is numbered and hand-signed by the artist
Secure insured shipping
The serigraphy is carefully protected and shipped flat in a rigid cardboard envelope, specially designed for transporting works on paper.
The shipment includes insurance to ensure a worry-free delivery.
Important: The work is sold unframed. Any photographs showing the serigraphy framed are for illustration only. The frame is not included in the sale price.
A timeless icon reinvented with boldness.
With her Mona Lisa serigraphy, the artist Marie KVK revisits one of the best-known portraits in art history and breathes new energy into it, decidedly contemporary.
Between classical heritage and modernity, this work offers an original perspective on the mythic Mona Lisa. A creation that provokes, delights, and brings real personality to your interior.
Much more than a simple decoration, this serigraphy is a strong artistic piece, ideal for lovers of contemporary art, pop art, and creations that go beyond the ordinary.
A work to offer yourself or to give, to bring a touch of art, elegance, and boldness into your home.
Let yourself be seduced by this Mona Lisa unlike any other!
This revisited serigraphy explores the boundary between recognition and abstraction.
The gaze confronts an iconic feminine figure, broken down into a mosaic of colored squares.
The work relies on a digital aesthetic to translate a historical presence.
The play on pixelation forces the observer to mentally reconstruct the facial features and the subject's posture.
Yellow and ochre hues illuminate the center of the composition, creating a sharp contrast with the shadowed areas and green nuances of the background, as in the original painting.
The precision of the grid brings a geometric rigor to this figurative approach.
Here the artist uses visual minimalism to suggest a famous identity without ever fully revealing it.
The whole rests on a dark chromatic structure that stabilizes the composition.
