Artistic analysis of a Mexican work
We go to you to develop an artistic work which was made by Frida Kahlo because the painting that we will have to analyze in the future will be "the hug of the love of the universe". Frida Kahlo some of her famous phrases was "Pinto Flores so that they do not die" and "I wanted it so much until my dignity said: it is not so much" (F. Kahlo, 1946) She was a free woman without fear of living and being sincere herself.
He was born in Coyoacán, south of Mexico City, on July 6, 1907. Frida was the third daughter of Guillermo Kahlo, photographer of German-Hungarian origin, of Jewish religion with her second wife, the Mexican Matilde Calderón, of Spanish descent. It was precisely in this school where he would contact his future husband, the well -known Mexican mural Diego Rivera, who had been in charge to paint a mural in the school auditorium.
After that recovery, which returned the ability to walk, an intimate friend introduced her into the artistic environments of Mexico where they were, among others, the well -known photographer, artist and communist Tina Modotti and the future husband of Frida, Diego Rivera. At that time Frida was known throughout the world. From 1943 he taught at the La Esmeralda de México D school. Frida’s health was very bad at the time and the doctors forbade him to attend the same. The work implies that Frida is carrying Diego who is in a way in a position hiding that she is a baby since she was always hinting that she was a mother for him.
Now we can observe with the naked eye that the paint is vertically, it is in color and the one that most highlights the Green is for vegetation and life. Frida and Diego are at the center of the painting, the plants found in the painting are mostly desert plants, behind them is a woman who is hugging them and her in her left chest in the nipple to beMore specific falls from this milk simulating us to understand that she is a mother who is breastfeeding a child who would be to give us the necessary life to survive and she adapting to being our mother nature;The life that gives us, on the left side of the painting is the night being able to simulate death since it is recharged with the xoloitzcuintle asleep because previously it was considered an animal which guided people to the beyond, so emphasizing the mockery ofIt is that we still can’t go there. While in the other half he teaches us the day giving the life to stop in the future she and with Diego, the situation of the hands of the day could be interpreted that both complement each other.
The way Diego and Frida are found is like a mother carrying a child because she always emphasizes that she was her mother. The eye that is in his head could be interpreted that he gave lighting to a form of life and deaths together that are oneself and both must coexist if there will be no balance in the universe that surrounds us. Below the hands of the time of day are roots of vegetation.
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