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© copyright | all rights reserved “Last Lunch” is a visual short circuit between the sacred and the profane, between the eternal and the everyday, between art and popular culture. Leonardo da Vinci's iconic Last Supper is cut, updated, and resemanticized: the apostles' feet no longer rest on the floor of the cenacle but dangle in the void, suspended above a modern metropolis – a clear reference to the famous photo of workers on a beam suspended in Manhattan. This meal is no longer a spiritual event but a lunch break in mid-air in a precarious world. Religion meets industry, tradition confronts the vertigo of contemporaneity. An ironic and irreverent play that reflects on the sense of community, the unstable balance of modernity, and the sacredness that can exist even in the most human gesture: sharing. * HD print * Fine museum paper * available sizes: 30x40cm, 50x70cm, 70x100cm (white included) * certificate of authenticity * frame not included