The Mona Lisa: A Look Beyond the Smile and the Occult
Some occult philosophers use paintings as a way to put into hidden messages. ***Update*** I added a few videos on youtube in the comments! No voiceover just insane mirroring.
The Mona Lisa, perhaps the most famous painting in the world, continues to spark curiosity and fascination. This article delves into some lesser-known theories and observations about Leonardo da Vinci's enigmatic masterpiece.
The Mona Lisa: A Kaleidoscopic Look
The Mona Lisa, perhaps the world's most famous painting, continues to spark curiosity and fascination. Beyond the enigmatic smile and speculation about a hidden da Vinci self-portrait, this piece holds deeper secrets waiting to be unveiled.
A Look Beyond the Surface
We've all seen the Mona Lisa countless times, but what lies beneath the surface? Using photo manipulation techniques, I delved into the painting, revealing potential hidden figures and symmetrical elements.
A man in the upper corner, potentially forming a heart with Mona Lisa.
A figure resembling a girl with a scythe.
A suggestion of a third eye on Mona Lisa.
Hints of hidden hand gestures and even eyebrows, potentially lost during restoration.
Then came the thought of cloning Mona Lisa and extending the picture:
Hmm ... what is it, I thought, a spear, a pointer?
Then he noticed that the road looks good and from the bottom up and from top to bottom. It seems that the picture can be turned:
Which I did, and then cloned several times:
Then I applied a layer and turned it 90 °, with a transparency of 45%, and then interesting things began to happen! Mind games begin - in the picture you can see a man in the upper corner of Mona Lisa + man = heart in the corners, a girl with a scythe, a flying bird on the corner.
For those who do not see Mona Lisa with a braided braid:
The third eye of the Mona Lisa. Then I put a layer on the picture separately and turned and made a mirror image, with a transparency of 45%. Then Mona Lisa folded her arms and opened her third eye:
I was interested in the movements of the hands. The picture is so symmetrical that Mona Lisa performs many different actions with her hands. For example, corrects the hairstyle, puts on ... Of course, provided that if all of this is looked under the superimposed layers, the transparency is 45-85%.
It is believed that the eyebrows were lost when the painting was restored. And what if it is a myth, but in fact the picture is conceived? After all, under a certain overlapping of the eyebrows again appear in the picture:
Each part of the face is marked with certain marks, some proportions. And if you connect them, you get an interesting thing. For example, lips and veil:
Then, applying a layer by layer, I got a portrait of a woman:
Besides this pretty woman there is also a bald man:
Connecting the Dots
Could the seemingly random elements within the painting hold deeper meaning? By connecting facial features and other details, I discovered potential hidden portraits of a woman and even a bald man.
Light and Secrets
Leonardo da Vinci's fascination with light and perspective is well-known. Could he have utilized a precursor to the kaleidoscope, a device that creates mirrored patterns through light and reflection? Perhaps the Louvre should invest in some for a fresh look at this enigmatic masterpiece.
A Call to Exploration
The validity of these findings remains open to debate. However, the Mona Lisa's enduring mystery is undeniable. Let's look beyond the surface and delve deeper into the layers of this iconic painting.
What do you think?
Are these hidden figures a clever trick of the light, or is there more to the Mona Lisa than meets the eye? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
I found some youtube videos that are not too long if you all would like more information. No talking just someone messing around mirroring the images/etc. They are very extremely entertaining.
Part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILHFze_TVVg
Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsc1zNTtkak
Part 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7X8m3hg6Rg