On this painting you can see Frida Kahlo wearing a pink dress and white gloves, the kind of dress she wears at parties hosted by wealthy Americans. You can see that she is well groomed, has her hair done and is wearing a necklace. In her right hand she is holding a cigarette and in her left a Mexican flag.
It seems that Frida is a frontier, because on the left side of the picture, elements from Mexican culture are represented, such as the sun and the moon, the stars revered by Mexican civilisations. There is also an Aztec pyramid and some rubble, like ruins. Small statuettes (idols of fertility) are strewn about the floor, as well as a skull. Finally, at the bottom of the painting, we can see various Mexican plants taking root in the earth
On the other side, on the right, the United States is represented with the American flag, the factories and their smoke (on which it is written "Ford"), the buildings and the machines with large pipes. The cigarette echoes the factory fumes.
Further down, there are various circular objects, one with a light bulb, another that seems to emit sound, and the one furthest to the left is a motor whose wires enter the earth and join the roots of Mexican plants.
The painting is both ordered and unordered.
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