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Except I then realised that it wasn’t what I wanted for this body of work and that I needed a more multi coloured background. More like Warhol I guess, who funnily enough seems to be the only other Mona Lisa reworker that has found this image, (fig 6).

So I went back to the computer to reproduce my screen printing positives. Fig 7.
And after three weeks with pens, scalpels and spray cans I emerged with The Mona Geeza. Currently on display @starandgarter 62 Poland Street, W1F 7NX until 20 September 2024.
