I Am So Small Queen elizabeth the medallion evokes both the

the medallion evokes both the subtle warmth of a setting sun and the quiet authority of a sacred moon

veiled identity

it challenges the viewer to reconsider the boundaries between fine art and street culture

Right Panel: Sir Bhupinder Singh (1891–1959)

As the centerpiece of the triptych

I Am So Small Queen elizabeth the medallion evokes both theI Am So Small, 2016 Oil on Canvas 51 1 4 41 in 130. 2 104. 1 cm Frame included I am so small I can barely be seen. How can this great love be inside me? Look at your eyes: they are small, but they see enormous things. Sean Rushs painting captures the paradox at the heart of this Rumi quatrain: physical insignificance paired with boundless inner love. A young child monks contemplative face, rendered in soft earth tones, is overlaid with the poems