A modern Mona Lisa shoots a selfie in horizontal cinematic format — a Renaissance noblewoman in a velvet-and-gold-brocade gown blows a hot-pink bubblegum bubble while raising a green-cased smartphone for a self-portrait, framed by a baroque gilded picture-frame she pokes through.

The composition reads as cinematic anachronism: the period costume, jeweled headband and Tudor pearl strand contrast with the smartphone and bubble, the gilded frame floats around her shoulders like a stepped-through portal, and the burnt-umber painterly backdrop gives the joke its old-master credibility. The piece reads as a meme-poster art-history mash-up.

Tempered glass deepens the burnt-umber backdrop and lets the bubblegum-pink and brocade gold catch with editorial saturation that paper print cannot match. Hung in a creative office, a teen lounge, a designer-luxury entryway or a fashion-atelier reception, this modern-Mona-Lisa cinematography brings pop-meme drama and contemporary-poster wit into a residential wall.