The Holographic Irreality of Leonardo da Vinci

At a young age, Leonardo da Vinci’s father enrolled him in Maestro Verrocchio’s renowned art workshop in Florence, where he delved into drawing. With just a piece of charcoal, lead pencil, or ink pen, he could draw complex figures with realistic poses that were emotionally expressive. Because of his talent, Leonardo didn’t waste any time doing trivial tasks like his classmates did; he instead worked on paintings of great significance for the Church and prestigious clients alongside his ment...