Frida Kahlo seated cross-legged in a crown of red roses, her body painted as pale carved stone, against a soft teal ground
Frida Kahlo seated cross-legged in a crown of red roses, her body painted as pale carved stone, against a soft teal ground

Frida's Flowers

Mariajuanita Guzman

I am passionate for art and travel but these two things do not mix well. So I've slowly made a transition from oil and canvas to digital art. It has been a frustrating transition for me. I do not work well with technology. I have spent many many hours on digital art and I lost so much work!😔 I feel like I am finally getting the hang of it (thank you Cisco Caceres). This is my latest piece inspired by the Aztec god of art and my favorite artist.

Original
Digital art, 2017
Print
Giclée print on archival paper
Print size
20 × 20 inches
Original artwork
Held in the Foundation's permanent collection, not for sale

Print, $150

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