Da Vinci's Chaotic Genius

This chapter delves into Leonardo da Vinci's unpredictable work habits, emphasizing his struggle to complete projects amidst his expansive pursuits in various fields. It explores the complexities of his most famous painting, the Mona Lisa, and discusses how physical challenges and personal traits may have influenced his artistic output. The conversation blends humor with insightful analysis, revealing the fascinating dichotomy between da Vinci's extraordinary ideas and the limited number of finished artworks he left behind.