Queen Macdolena reigns over Saturday with the elegance of abundance, the clarity of wisdom, and the transformative power of rebirth. She embodies the richness of experience — celebrating what has been gained and gracefully releasing what no longer serves.
This original mixed-media work features a hand-drawn couture illustration by Dina Kabdolla, dressed in a regal gown crafted from authentic McDonald’s packaging. Golden arches are transformed into royal crests, while the iconic red fry sleeves are hand-cut, shaped, and layered into flowing, flame-like accents. Chains, glitter, and metallic finishes weave throughout, symbolizing wealth, resilience, and renewal.
The frame becomes an extension of her gown — McDonald’s packaging embedded into resin, accented with gold dust, and textured to shimmer under the light, merging pop culture with fine art opulence.
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 runway-art showcase 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.
Key Features:
- Original fashion illustration by Dina Kabdolla
- Mixed media: acrylic, glitter, metallic pigments, recycled fast-food packaging
- Authentic McDonald’s fry sleeves, wrappers & branding – hand-shaped and embedded
- One-of-a-kind, signed with Certificate of Authenticity
- Size: 16”x20”
- Part of the exclusive 7 Queens series — only one of each Queen exists worldwide
Value:
With a high-profile debut, two Los Angeles Fashion Week appearances, and placement in the official Your Art Has Been Served campaign, Queen Macdolena is positioned as both a cultural artifact and an investment piece in sustainable couture art. Estimated collector value: $15,850USD.
