"El espíritu de Frida" روح فريدا
"Detail from the first drawing of "The Spirit of Frida" trilogy.
“Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly” – Frida Kahlo. This is how Frida expressed her suffering as long as she rebelled against it with her rebellious feminine spirit. In her home located in México, Frida repeated these poetic words, bearing witness to a journey of suffering and torment that was endured by a kind and good girl who was able to make her crisis a starting point for an artist considered the most inspiring in history.
"I paint myself because I am so often alone and because I am the subject I know best.” ― Frida Kahlo
Frida lived a life full of love, betrayal, and anger. Her physical condition did not allow her to have children, and she was subjected to stress, squandering her dream of motherhood. She expressed every stage of her life through painting, depicting the suffering of a woman, the dreams of a mother, and a lot of sadness and pain behind unforgettable artworks.
Frida's story had a special effect on me as an artist and urged me for a long time to express it in my artworks, but I always wanted to paint the spirit of Frida, the beautiful and rebellious Mexican woman. Through his suffering embodied in her body, So I've portrayed Frida n.u.d.e, free from all restrictions and suffering, like her rebellious soul.
This is a detail from the first drawing of "The Spirit of Frida" trilogy. The final artwork will be published as a full figure in memory of Frida by her birthday 6 July. Until this time follow me Art by Aladdin
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