By translating one of the most recognizable portraits in art history into a public mosaic system, the intervention establishes a dialogue between nineteenth-century painting and contemporary digital perception.

The work explores how cultural icons survive through continuous processes of reproduction, compression, and reinterpretation, transforming Van Gogh’s image into a resilient urban signal. Positioned within the everyday visual landscape of the city, the portrait functions simultaneously as homage, appropriation, and a reflection on how collective memory is reconstructed through pixels, fragments, and technological forms of seeing.