Untitled 

This untitled artwork by Hannibal Alkhas features a vibrant and abstract interpretation of a traditional icon depicting Saint George slaying the dragon. The iconic scene is depicted through bold, flat planes of color and simplified shapes, suggesting a departure from the rigid iconographic conventions of traditional religious art. The work's composition, with a central figure of Saint George superimposed over a smaller, seemingly framed version of the same scene, adds another layer of visual complexity and abstraction. This piece exemplifies Alkhas’s artistic style, which blended traditional iconography with modern, abstract elements, creating a unique visual language that speaks to the dynamism and evolution of art.