The day: The Live Frida Kahlo installation arrives in Swedish: immersive experience

The Amiran Congress and Cultural Acts Center, in Malmö, Sweden, opens today Long live Frida Kahlo: immersive experience, Visual and emotional tour of the fascinating universe of one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.

After achieving A resounding success In cities such as Zurich, Brussels, Berlin, Hamburg and Vienna, according to European media, the sample lands in the Swedish city with the direction of Emelie Löfmark and the production of Julius Production AB, a company recognized for its ability to carry large -scale shows by The entire region.

The installation transforms Kahlo’s art into a unique multisensory experience. Visitors enter a 360 degree space, where the projections of their life and work cover walls and soils up to 24 meters long and 6 high.

In this way, its paintings, usually of more modest sizes, are exhibited in an outstanding way, allowing to explore their emotional universe through intense colors. In addition, a virtual visit to the Casa Azul in Coyoacán, home of the Mexican painter, which today works as a museum and witnessed some of the most decisive moments in its history is included.

I’m not sick, I’m broken

The exhibition begins with a representation of his life in Mexico, marked by a devastating accident at age 18, who forced her to remain prostrated in bed. This event was key at the beginning of his artistic career, since, despite physical pain, Frida Kahlo began to capture her emotions on the canvases. As one of the appointments that shapes the sample reflects: I’m not sick, I’m broken, but as long as I can paint, I’m happy to be alive.

Long live Frida Kahlo It offers a visual angle of your art and, at the same time, deepens the historical and personal context that shapes your work.

In their self -portraits, spectators can explore key aspects of their life, such as their relationship with Diego Rivera, her husband and artistic partner, a connection marked by both love and suffering.

Atmosphere of reflection

The exhibition also addresses its feminist ideals, its struggle for the rights of women and indigenous peoples, as well as their ability to create art amid the physical and emotional adversities he faced.

According to the exhibition website (http://vivafridakahlo.se/sv_se), “space is not limited to exposing Kahlo’s life: seeks spectators to live their art, connect with their emotions and understand the magnitude of Your cultural legacy.

“The projections, accompanied by carefully selected music, enrich the narrative that unfolds in every corner of the room, and generate an enveloping atmosphere that encourages reflection on universal issues such as identity, suffering and resilience.

“The production of this experience was possible thanks to the collaboration of entities such as Alegria Exhibition and Temple Live Entertainment Limited, which managed to combine art, technology and narrative effectively.

The exhibition has received enthusiastic praise from critics and the public in European cities. Now, in Malmö, it presents an innovative way to approach Kahlo’s legacy, especially for those who have not had the opportunity to visit their house-museum in Coyoacán.

Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) is known for its self-portraits, which fuse the expressive and surrealist, while transmitting their deep connection with Mexican culture and personal experiences. His art, marked by pain and struggle, was consolidated as one of the most iconic of the twentieth century.

Its authenticity and the deep emotional burden that it transmits have made its artistic production venerated, placing it as a reference for self -esteem.

At present, its legacy remains a source of inspiration for generations worldwide.

The exhibition Long live Frida Kahlo: immersive experience Your stay will end at the Amiralen center on May 18.

The estimated time for the visit is 90 minutes. Tickets range between 295 and 360 Swedish crowns (between 552 and 673 pesos).