Daniele Oldani's artwork offers a provocative reinterpretation of Queen Elizabeth II, depicted as a drag queen. In the center of the composition, the queen's face is depicted with heavy makeup and a mustache.

The queen's eyes are censored by white lettering on a black background that reads the title of the work, "God Save the Drag Queen," a clear reference to Britain's famous national anthem, but with a reinterpretation that highlights the transgression and exuberance of drag culture.

The background of the work is formed by the flag of the United Kingdom, which adds an element of context and national identity to the composition. This contrast between the institutional figure of the queen and the liberating expression of drag culture creates a visual and conceptual tension that invites viewers to reflect on gender conventions, authority, and personal identity.