This Mosaic Impressionism painting is a tribute to the genius that was Leonardo daVinci. The Vitruvian Man, which is one of the most recognized drawings from the Renaissance, was part of Leonardo’s studies of the human body and its proportions. In the foreground there is a pointing hand, which belongs to a group of studies for his controversial painting “Madonna on the Rocks”. Symbolic of retrospectively looking at daVinci’s career, when you look at this painting from a distance or by squinting your eyes, you can distinguish the silhouette of Leonardo’s masterpiece “The Mona Lisa”.