KREA. Artist Series Square Porcelain Plate - Frida Kahlo

_Artist introduction Frida Kahlo (1907-1954), a Mexican female painter and social rights activist, is famous for her self-portraits. Many of her paintings are influenced by Mexican nature, culture and personal experiences, expressing her personal identity, pain and A profound exploration of the meaning of life. When Frieda was 6 years old, she contracted polio, which caused her right leg to be shorter than her left. Perhaps because of this, she often wore long skirts. In the autumn when she was 8 years old, Frieda was involved in a serious car accident, which left her with limited mobility in her lower body. Faced with the injustice of fate, Frieda used painting to divert her attention in pain, and painted many of her feelings and imagination about the illness. Her works are often full of metaphors and concrete representations, shocking the viewer. The various pains women endure. 55% of her life's paintings are one after another, fragmented self-portraits (such as organ separation, surgery, heart and other specific representations, representing the pain of the painter), in addition, Frieda is also deeply influenced by Mexican culture , she often uses bright tropical colors and adopts a style of realism and symbolism. _Product Information Name: KREA. Artist Series Square Porcelain Plate - Frida Kahlo Size: 29.5 X 30cm Height: 2.7cm