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With nearly all the world’s art museums shut down in light of COVID-19, 2020 has been an abject disaster for art-lovers everywhere. This is especially true in Russia, which is home to some of the world’s most valuable and beloved art pieces, as well as millions of museum-goers who are now stuck at home. But on social media, Russians have started a unique campaign to bring the art world home by creating hilarious reproductions of famous paintings in photo format.

Whether they’re dressing up as the Mona Lisa or painting their faces in jagged Picasso patterns, these DIY photos run the gamut from impressive to downright silly. Some creative souls have even taken to recreating works of art out of dry foods like rice, beans and lentils. Maybe once everything gets back to normal, we can open a museum for these new works of art.