An immersive and three dimensional documentary of the ultimate renaissance man, Leonard Da Vinci
Born to an unwed teen and raised by his father, Leonardo had no last name—he became “Da Vinci,” from the town he hailed from. This left-handed visionary wrote in reverse, requiring a mirror to read his thoughts! Despite lacking formal education, his mind soared centuries ahead, filling over 16,000 pages with groundbreaking ideas.
Da Vinci was much more than an artist—he was a scientist, engineer, anatomist, and inventor. His dream of flight and fascination with anatomy were just the tip of the iceberg. Though he left many projects unfinished, his relentless curiosity changed the world.
He even lived as a vegetarian, refusing to wear leather, and was a skilled musician! The Mona Lisa, his most famous work, stayed with him until his death in 1519—today, it’s the most recognized painting on the planet.
Research, script, video production, artwork and 3D rendering: Jef Gray
Production: the International Peace and Film Festival
Stock footage credits: Wikipedia Commons
