Street artist Inkuzart has created a depiction of the Statue of Liberty in Tashkent.

The street artist Inkuzart has unveiled a new graffiti piece in the capital of Uzbekistan. The artwork depicts the Statue of Liberty dressed in a traditional Uzbek khan-atlas. In her right hand, the statue holds a torch, while in her left, she cradles a small child. At the base of the statue, the artist has illustrated a broom.

Inkuzart shared photographs of the graffiti creation process on social media but did not provide any explanations regarding the work, leaving the interpretation of the image up to the viewers. As of now, it is unclear whether the creation of the graffiti was coordinated with the city authorities. Additionally, there is no information about the location of this new piece of street art.

The depiction of the Statue of Liberty, a symbol of freedom and democracy, combined with the national Uzbek ornamentation of khan-atlas creates an intriguing blend of cultural codes. The presence of the child and the broom adds additional layers of meaning that remain subjects of speculation and discussion. It will be interesting to observe the public's reaction and any potential comments from the artist that might shed light on the artist's intent. Perhaps, in the near future, law enforcement officials will clarify the legality of this art object.