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I was 10 the first time I saw The Two Fridas, one of the artist Frida Khalo’s most famous paintings. Pinned on a wall in my auntie’s house, the self-portrait depicted two figures sat hand-in-hand, gazing at anyone who entered her kitchen. Their hearts were exposed, and in the case of the woman on the left, completely torn apart. I loved it — the unsettling stormy background, the singular vein that linked the two women.It’s an image I often return to, especially in my own moments of heartbreak. A…
11 months ago