Eighteen fragments from Malcolm Le Grice’s After Leonardo

Directed by Malcolm Le Grice, this documentary delves into the relationship between the artist and the renowned painting. It examines how personal history and cultural mythology shape our understanding of iconic works like the Mona Lisa. Le Grice's reflections on first encountering the painting provide a unique perspective on art appreciation and transformation.

The film is not simply an homage to the Mona Lisa but rather a thoughtful exploration of change and appropriation in art. Le Grice’s insights reveal a deeper dialogue with the artwork, illustrating how the perception of cultural icons evolves over time. The documentary captures the essence of live performance intertwined with visual art, making it an intriguing piece for those interested in the intersection of these mediums.