Everyone, hurry to the Centre Pompidou Plaza for a talk on the Mona Lisa
You speak, and the Mona Lisa will respond
Have you ever seen the Mona Lisa up close?

Text and photos by Chen Chi-Hsiang. Everyone is invited to come quickly to the Centre Pompidou Plaza to talk with Mona Lisa. This famous figure from past and present, East and West, steps out of the obscure Louvre into the crowd to converse with people. You speak, and she responds; any topic or language works (with a real-time translation screen below). The banter flows freely, everyone smiles broadly. Not only that, as topics arise, there are flirtatious gestures, heart shapes, expressions of love—genuine ones that make her smile warmly, keeping the audience engaged. After an hour, Mona Lisa says she is "tired," her eyes close in sleepiness, and asks everyone to return after one o'clock to continue the conversation.

Of course, this is why BMW, the world-famous car manufacturer, invited Mona Lisa to the Centre Pompidou Plaza to talk with the public, showcasing its individual robots. With artificial intelligence actively developing today, this contemporary digital show keeps pace with the times. Using a corpse to resurrect a soul, it turns a world-famous painting into a dramatic and entertaining spectacle. Everyone is invited to come quickly to the Centre Pompidou Plaza to talk with Mona Lisa.