Bright, extravagant, emotional, unusual - these epithets characterize both the paintings of Frida Kahlo and her as a person. Seeing the artist's works outside of Mexico is almost impossible, as her canvases rarely leave Mexican museums. However, now it is possible to get acquainted with almost all of her paintings at an immersive exhibition. In the paintings of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, the principles of naive art, surrealism, and folk art are combined. Her creativity has become one of the brightest cultural phenomena of the 20th century. Frida lived a short life and painted just over 100 works, most of which are self-portraits. In her works, the artist speaks of pain, physical fragility, love, and personal freedom. The paintings reflect not only the author's biography but also touch on the most important issues of the era from cultural, social, and philosophical perspectives. At the exhibition, Frida Kahlo's works are presented in a new format: a large-scale projection show accompanied by specially selected music and the demonstration of archival materials - photographs, excerpts from Frida's personal diary, and more. The immersive nature of the show allows for a deep dive into their emotional and visual narrative. All together, it allows for a profound understanding of the journey of one of the most vibrant and unusual women of the 20th century and her artistic language. As part of the exhibition, a thematic lecture and workshop can be attended. Details and ticket purchases can be found via the link.