Oda a Frida

"Oda a Frida" is a beautiful original artwork by Esteban Machado. Featuring bright colors and intricate detail, this piece captures the artist's unique eye for beauty. Add this stunning piece to your collection and be sure to admire the unique creativity it brings.

This work summarizes the series dedicated to this universal figure, the reference obligated from our cultural roots, our identity, our creative passion and commitment to continuity and existence. We merge the visual creation of our apostle's poetic legacy, the cultural encounter, casual and causal or intentional coincidence in the construction of a speech of learning and tribute, an ode to these great figures who set the tone for our collective formation and spirituality. Martí wrote:

My verse is light green
And of a burning carmine:
My verse is a wounded deer
Who seeks protection in the mountains.

In 1946, Frida paints ‘The Wounded Deer’ using the body of her pet deer, “Granizo” (Hail), as the model, representing her suffering and following a disappointing spine surgery. We assume the coincidence and add the Martí fountain, the fountain of tenderness, of passions, a Frida, again with wings, that elevate her in flight to universal distances.

— E. Machado