The chess queen, 2025 An Abstract, Acrylic on Canvas, Painting
The Chess Queen – A Majestic and Symbolic Masterpiece by Orna Rachel Weiner
The central figure—a majestic chess queen—emerges as both a symbol of intellect and a vision of elegance. Wrapped in a cloak of checkered patterns and royal hues, she exudes power and grace, standing at the threshold of a surreal throne room adorned with twisted golden columns and a glowing, rainbow-like archway.
Weiner’s masterful use of abstraction and symbolism transforms this piece into more than just a depiction of a game; it is a representation of wisdom, foresight, and decision-making. The ethereal play of soft, dreamlike tones against structured geometric forms creates a balance between logic and imagination. The painting’s palette—deep purples, rich blues, and soft golds—enhances the sense of regal sophistication, while the background elements add an air of mystery.
This masterpiece is perfect for intellectual spaces such as libraries, study rooms, or corporate offices, where strategic thinking and creativity intertwine. It also makes a captivating addition to hotel lounges or contemporary art galleries, serving as both a conversation piece and a source of inspiration.
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Orna Rachel Weiner
Expressionism | Modernism
Collective Exhibitions Participant
Biography
Orna Rachel Wiener is an Israeli painter, who creates in a wide variety of materials such as acrylic paints, oil paints, collages, and more, and she incorporates elements from the world of mysticism and Kabbalah in her paintings, while maintaining strong colors.






















