Frida by Kseniya Revzin in Winnipeg

An expressive ink drawing of Frida Kahlo—captured not in drama or color, but in a quiet, introspective moment. Drawn in loose, searching lines, the portrait holds a softness rarely seen in depictions of Frida. Her hand rests against her temple, eyes lowered, as if caught between thought and fatigue. Some areas are deeply worked in ink, while others are left open and unfinished—giving the piece a sense of motion, like it’s still unfolding. This isn’t about the icon, the flower crowns, or the myth. It’s about the woman behind all of that—tired, strong, and beautifully human.