Queen KaFiCa stands as the fierce guardian of Earth’s waters and natural abundance — a Thursday muse grounded in strength, restoration, and environmental love.
This original mixed-media piece features a hand-drawn couture illustration by Dina Kabdolla, styled in an ethereal gown created from authentic KFC packaging. The iconic red-and-white stripes, Colonel Sanders emblem, and textured chicken boxes are hand-cut, shaped, and layered into the composition. Vibrant crimson tones are accented with feathery textures and glitter, symbolizing purity, transformation, and freedom.
The border of the work integrates recycled KFC containers and tactile embellishments, transforming fast-food waste into high-fashion-inspired art. The piece captures the duality of indulgence and responsibility — reimagining familiar branding as a statement on sustainability and renewal.
Exhibition & Media History:
Official Launch: Debuted at the Tribe Event by Moriah Brown, marking her first public showcase.
Los Angeles Fashion Week – Season One: Presented in a bold runway-art segment by LA-based bloggers.
Los Angeles Fashion Week – Season Two: Media coverage and features by LA bloggers.
Official Campaign: Featured in the Your Art Has Been Served official fashion-art video.
Authentic KFC wrappers, boxes, and graphics – hand-shaped and embedded
One-of-a-kind, signed with Certificate of Authenticity
Size: 16”/20”
Part of the exclusive 7 Queens series — only one of each Queen exists worldwide
Value:
With a high-profile debut, dual Los Angeles Fashion Week appearances, and a starring role in the official Your Art Has Been Served campaign, Queen KaFiCa is positioned as a cultural and artistic collectible. Estimated collector value: $11,780 USD.
