Ukrainian Artist Reimagined Classical Paintings as Part of Modern-Day Naples

For his newest works in the continuous series Art History in Contemporary Life, Ukrainian artist and designer Alexey Kondakov has placed classical paintings in scenes from modern-day Naples, Italy. The figures effortless blend with their modern day surroundings, two women looking ideally bored flipping through comic books in the back of a dusty bookstore, while an another woman takes a nap beside a latte and half-eaten sandwich. You can check out more of his works on his Instagram and Facebook page.

via My Modern Met

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