El Rostro Inmortal – The Immortal Face
A Frida Kahlo–inspired Día de los Muertos Mini-Series.
This one is called “Tranquilla”
Celebrate the spirit of Frida Kahlo through El Rostro Inmortal—a vibrant series of one-of-a-kind Día de los Muertos portraits that honor the bold beauty, resilience, and mystique of this iconic artist.
Each 4x6 hand-painted canvas is a miniature altar to Frida’s legacy, wrapped and ready to display—no frame needed. Painted in acrylic, her familiar face transforms into a calavera (sugar skull), intricately collaged with vintage Spanish texts—poems, dictionaries, and aged Bible pages that whisper stories from the past.
Her crown of flowers blooms with layers of vintage paper and delicately tinted rice paper, torn and shaped by hand into radiant blossoms. The result? A richly textured tribute full of color, depth, and soul.
No two pieces are alike—each small painting is a unique expression of memory, reverence, and artistry. (Colors may vary from computer/phone screen)
Frida once said, “I paint flowers so they will not die.” This collection lets her bloom forever.
El Rostro Inmortal – The Immortal Face
A Frida Kahlo–inspired Día de los Muertos Mini-Series.
This one is called “Tranquilla”
Celebrate the spirit of Frida Kahlo through El Rostro Inmortal—a vibrant series of one-of-a-kind Día de los Muertos portraits that honor the bold beauty, resilience, and mystique of this iconic artist.
Each 4x6 hand-painted canvas is a miniature altar to Frida’s legacy, wrapped and ready to display—no frame needed. Painted in acrylic, her familiar face transforms into a calavera (sugar skull), intricately collaged with vintage Spanish texts—poems, dictionaries, and aged Bible pages that whisper stories from the past.
Her crown of flowers blooms with layers of vintage paper and delicately tinted rice paper, torn and shaped by hand into radiant blossoms. The result? A richly textured tribute full of color, depth, and soul.
No two pieces are alike—each small painting is a unique expression of memory, reverence, and artistry. (Colors may vary from computer/phone screen)
Frida once said, “I paint flowers so they will not die.” This collection lets her bloom forever.
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