The Feast, 2020

Queeny Rebel Empire

Mixed media on wood panel
5 ft x 4.5 ft
Edition 1/1 original
Unframed
Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist, Toronto
Includes delivery and installation within the Toronto area

The Feast is a wild celebration of pop iconography, feminist satire, and surreal chaos, all wrapped in Queeny’s signature palette of saturated psychedelia. Catwoman smokes coolly in the foreground while flamingos, birthday cakes, Warhol, XXX bottles, and floating unicorns collide in a neon dreamscape. There’s danger in the candy-coated excess—a pig bares its teeth, and a golden gun hangs in the corner like a punchline. Featured in The Green Contemporaries at Mania Contemporary (April 25 – May 24, 2025), this piece doesn’t just serve commentary—it devours it.

About The Artist

Queeny Rebel Empire is the alter ego of Toronto artist Ursula Queeny Krubnik—a painter, graffiti alum, and self-described “visual sociologist” whose work radiates defiance, joy, and deep-rooted feminine power. Raised by Eastern Bloc immigrants and shaped by the underground art scene of the late ’80s and ’90s, Queeny merges raw grit with playful mysticism. Her paintings—often built on salvaged materials—are ecstatic, story-rich worlds of bright color, divine feminine energy, and found-object alchemy. With The Green Contemporaries (April 25–June 23, 2025), Mania proudly presents our first solo show by a female artist—an artist whose work doesn’t just speak to rebellion, but paints it in full bloom.