QUEEN

“Queen” by Massimiliano Precisi is a work that challenges and subverts the concept of royalty, transforming it into a grotesque and chaotic vision. The central figure, a monstrous hybrid queen, presents herself as a visual collage of multiple eyes, exposed teeth and deformed features, crowned by a symbol of power that appears as parodic as it is disturbing. In the background, a geometric motif creates a contrast between the apparent order and the visceral chaos of the figure.

The use of mixed media on stitched canvas adds a sense of material fragmentation that is reflected in the emotional fragmentation of the subject. The text “What I have you would be good for your kingdom” introduces a cutting irony, insinuating that even the highest power is a mask for hypocrisy.

Precisi combines bright colors, nervous lines and enigmatic symbols in a work that not only provokes, but forces the viewer to confront his own perception of power and identity.