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.
Dray's artwork has been exhibited at the Marjorie Barrick Museum at UNLV and is included in both public and permanent collections, including Novada State College, Hemlock Alley Project in San Francisco, CA and the West Las Vegas Arts Center.