The last words in her diary were: "I hope my death is happy, I don't want to come again".
Frida Quotes:
·I paint self-portraits because I am often alone and because I am the person I know best.
·I paint my own reality. The only thing I know is that I draw because I need to, I draw everything that comes to my mind without any thought.
· I have had two great disasters in my life. Once was hit by a car and the other was my husband.
·Being Diego's wife is the most amazing thing in the world. I let him live with other women. Diego isn't anyone's husband, never will be, but he's a great comrade.
·I leave you my portrait, in my absence, you will still have my company.
·It was someone who told me that I was a surrealist. Great
lines in the movie
1. "You said no one would care about your paintings, I think you are wrong, your paintings express everyone's feelings - in The pain of loneliness" - the
philosopher
Trotsky A man who hurts the woman who loves him" - Frida
4. "Foot, if I had wings to fly, what would I want you to do?" - Frida
5. "To comment on her from an artist's point of view, she His works are sharp and slender, as hard as steel... as delicate as butterfly wings... as moving as a smile... as bitter as life, I can't believe... a woman has ever poured such pain into a canvas Love" - Rivera
6, "I hope it's a happy departure, I hope I can come back again" - Frida
7, Ending song "Burn It Blue"
... she flies free, such a weary woman, spread her unbroken wings, fly free, the swallows sing, come and go among the fireworks, see the lady smiling, she is burning, the night sky is blooming with sparks, that burning The bed floats higher, she's free to fly, burning this night, the morning is so cold, so cold without you, the night sky is blooming with sparks, the burning bed is floating higher, she's free to fly, I love those with black and gray The dark days of tune, they wither with your dreams, wrapped in red velvet, dancing until dawn...
"Even when she died, the flame of life burst forth from within her
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" Perseverance has since become the absolute theme of her life and work.
2. The work is "hard as steel, fragile as butterfly wings, joy like wine, sadness like suffering in life."
3. Paul Gaultier called her "my goddess of art"
4. When Frida in the movie said his own Paintings are not worth a lot of money, "they are only meaningful to me", the director pointed out in Trotsky's words with the sensitivity of the same female artist: "No, Frida, people are lonely and painful, and Your work has undoubtedly brought them a ray of light in the dark.
5. The beauty of a woman does not lie in interpreting the so-called elegant taste, but in emphasizing and showing her existence. A unique sense of existence is enough. Because A woman can and should exist independently of the world by nature... A beautiful woman is born to shine.
6. Just like her painting on the sickbed, Frida has endured physical trauma and pain throughout her life, car accidents, surgeries , miscarriage, and the sequelae that haunt her throughout her life, they can only be explained and released in her paintings. I think, maybe because she is in too much pain, painting will become an indispensable way of speaking in her life, It's like grabbing a ribbon that connects with the world. At the same time, she is not a self-pity woman, she always maintains a self-deprecating sense of humor, a man-like heroic and courageous, as if she has always been accustomed to pain, She accepted the pain and didn't mind. In the end, she asked to be cremated, and she would not come back. She had a huge burning vitality in her life. The so-called vitality was blooming on the ruins of life.
I admire a woman who blooms so enthusiastically. They are like beautiful butterflies, and life is a fire. Frida is a tribute to such a life.
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