“Freddie The Queen” is a loud, unapologetic tribute to Freddie Mercury, blown up in full pop art and neo-expressionist style. His portrait fills the canvas, wearing an oversized royal ruff like he was born to rule a strange, glamorous kingdom. The piece is bursting with sharp color, mixed with scattered tags, scribbles, and logos pulled from pop culture and street corners. Freddie’s face is painted in Musou Black—the blackest black you can get—along with a bold graffiti-style “FAMOUS” scrawled across the background in the same deep tone. The mix of matte and glossy paints makes the surface shift depending on the light, revealing different layers and hidden bits from every angle.