The Mexican, the lame, the revolutionary, the non-conformist, the surrealist…so many adjectives to describe a woman who is above all free, singular both in her work and in her life.

Magdalena Frida Carmen Kahlo Calderón, of her real name, was born on July 6, 1907.

Her work is inseparable from her life. From the very beginning of her artistic practice, immobilized after her accident, Frida Kahlo took her own image as her favorite subject.

This painting depicts her soft as a dancer and hard as tiger at the same time. The fighter the prey the hunter and the hero all in one.

Upon closer examination, the painting reveals its intricate layers of paint, creating a harmonious blend of mat and glossy textures. This interplay of textures and colors creates a dynamic and captivating visual experience, with different details coming to light under varying lighting conditions and angles.

The artwork’s ability to change and reveal new nuances in different lights makes it a captivating and ever-evolving piece that sparks curiosity and wonder. With each gaze, viewers are invited to delve into the artwork’s depths and appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship behind its creation.