Original Artwork by Katie Chance

26"x20.5" Framed 

Watercolor, Charcoal, Ink and Oil Pastel on Cotton Paper

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Show Statement From the Artist: 

" Frida Kahlo (1907–1954) was a Mexican painter known for her deeply personal and symbolic self-portraits. Working in the early to mid-20th century, she explored identity, physical experience, emotional life, and cultural heritage through bold color and striking imagery. Her work drew from Mexican folk traditions, surrealist influences, and autobiographical storytelling, establishing her as one of the most recognized artists of the modern era.
Much of Kahlo’s work was shaped by lifelong medical struggles following a severe accident in her youth, as well as multiple failed pregnancies and miscarriages that profoundly affected her physically and emotionally. These experiences became central subjects in her paintings, where she depicted the body not as an idealized form, but as a site of vulnerability, endurance, and lived reality. Her imagery confronts loss, resilience, and the complexity of womanhood with unflinching honesty.
In this portrait, Kahlo’s steady gaze and radiant floral crown emphasize her commanding presence as an artist who transformed personal experience into powerful visual language. The layered color surrounding her reflects the emotional depth and symbolic intensity that define her work.
This painting honors Frida Kahlo as a pioneering artist whose willingness to make intimate experience visible reshaped the possibilities of self-representation, and whose exploration of loss and resilience continues to resonate across generations."