The exhibition is dedicated to one of the most famous and inspiring artists in history - Frida Kahlo. The reproductions presented here are created using the "giclée" technique, which conveys the originals in the finest detail. Mexican artist of the 20th century Frida Kahlo is a symbol of passionate love for life and boundless inner freedom. She faced severe trials, but the thirst for life proved stronger than suffering. Viewers will be transported into a world of vibrant tropical colors, Mexican folklore, nature, the joy of creativity, and the realization of their identity. The exhibition includes over 90 reproductions of Frida Kahlo's paintings, as well as works by her husband, muralist Diego Rivera. All reproductions are recreated on natural canvas using the "giclée" technique. This technique allows for the transmission of the smallest details of the originals, including craquelures - tiny cracks in the paint - and brush hairs left on the canvas during the painting process. The exhibition is accompanied by photographs from Frida Kahlo's personal archive. Guided tours are conducted throughout the exhibition, with experienced guides sharing insights about the artist's personality and work. Visitors will learn what inspired her, what her character was like, and why there are so many colors, animals, birds, and national motifs in her paintings. Individual tours for 1-5 people can also be arranged. Details are available on the official website. Join us on VK and Telegram.