he famous Venezuelan-Spanish artist Pedro Sandoval, an art genius ahead of his time, presents his first exhibition in Rome created with artificial intelligence and then manually intervened. This exhibition, considered the first Phygital exhibition in history at an international level, is a profound study on the human figure and new concepts of art, highlighting POP ART with the fusion of Renaissance images with contemporary ones. Related to the physical exhibition there are the NFT collection showed here. The works, meticulously handmade with materials such as oil, resin, spray, acrylic and gold, are part of the "Girls from Tuscany" series. This series is characterized by using more than 1,000 images of iconic women throughout history, including Cleopatra, Nefertiti, La Gioconda, Michelle Pfeiffer, Angelina Jolie, Scarlett Johansson, Marilyn Monroe, among others. Sandoval also incorporated images of Mónica Bellucci, Maite Spínola, Carolina Herrera, Isabella Rossellini, Anita de Roma, Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Claudia Schiffer, Jerry Hall, Irene Sáez, Regina Letizia, Queen Rania of Jordan , Paloma Segrelles, Botticelli's Venus, Leonardo da Vinci's Lady of the Ermine and many others. The result of this fusion of over 1,000 images with the application of artificial intelligence is "The Girl from Tuscany", an iconic work that personifies perfection and arises from the purest imagination combined with technology. Each work, laser printed in 28 colors, is retouched by hand by Sandoval, making it a unique piece. This series was created to commemorate the Jubilee which runs from 2024 to 2025. The Roman exhibition marks a milestone in contemporary art, being the first time that an avant-garde artist uses technology and artificial intelligence in this way to create art that will, in the future, adorn great museums. Pedro Sandoval, creator without limits, involves the viewer in each of his works, immersing him in his characters and landscapes.