Chainbound Chess Queen presents a crowned figure standing across a bold chessboard, with chains linking her hands and the pieces below. Black-and-white portraiture contrasts with red, cream, and ochre geometric forms, set against a textured orange backdrop. The image conveys a tense balance of power and constraint, bringing graphic street-art character to your space.
L'œuvre de Dray a été exposée au musée Marjorie Barrick de l'UNLV et est incluse dans des collections publiques et permanentes, y compris Novada State College, Hemlock Alley Project à San Francisco, CA et le West Las Vegas Arts Center.