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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 27.6x23.6in
About this artwork
In the game of chess, the Queen represents ultimate freedom of movement and strategic power. Yet, in Eastern philosophy, true power lies not in conflict, but in the art of balancing dualities — Light and Shadow, Creation and Stillness.
"Ferz" is a breathtaking narrative canvas exploring the equilibrium of the soul. The central regal figure stands upon the checkered floor of existence, flanked by two symbolic birds — one Obsidian, one Alabaster… — joining above her golden crown. Resting inside her halo is the Tree of Life, while the delicate lace of her gown reveals a surreal dreamscape of a boat gliding through mystical waters. She is the ultimate guardian of harmony, guiding cosmic energies with quiet grace.
Richly textured with gold leaf accents, this original painting radiates royal elegance and spiritual depth. It serves as a striking, thought-provoking statement piece designed to empower and inspire any sophisticated contemporary art collection.
"Ferz" is a breathtaking narrative canvas exploring the equilibrium of the soul. The central regal figure stands upon the checkered floor of existence, flanked by two symbolic birds — one Obsidian, one Alabaster… — joining above her golden crown. Resting inside her halo is the Tree of Life, while the delicate lace of her gown reveals a surreal dreamscape of a boat gliding through mystical waters. She is the ultimate guardian of harmony, guiding cosmic energies with quiet grace.
Richly textured with gold leaf accents, this original painting radiates royal elegance and spiritual depth. It serves as a striking, thought-provoking statement piece designed to empower and inspire any sophisticated contemporary art collection.
Li-Safi Mariya
Uzbekistan
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Li-Safi Mariya is a painter from Tashkent, trained in Uzbekistan’s leading art institutions and renowned for her academic and teaching background. Her symbolic ethno-surrealist and fantastic realist style fuses intricate pointillist mosaics with meditative ornamentation, juxtaposing smooth central figures against dense, vibrating backgrounds. Her artworks explore ancient mythology, everyday rituals, and the merging of science with folklore, evoking a profound sense of sacred calm and inviting viewers into visual labyrinths of wonder and memory.