Limited Edition • Private Collections

One of the most recognizable faces in the history of art, reconstructed through the language of the pixel.

In Frida Pixel Remix, the artist revisits the image of Frida Kahlo through a visual system built from geometry, reduction, and material permanence. Constructed pixel by pixel using individually placed Venetian glass tesserae, the work transforms Frida’s iconic portrait into a contemporary mosaic where digital aesthetics meet one of the most enduring figures of twentieth-century art.

More than a tribute, the piece establishes a dialogue between two artists who share a common territory: the transformation of image into identity. Long before the age of social media, Frida Kahlo understood the power of self-representation, creating a visual legacy that transcended painting and became part of global culture.

The mosaic preserves the strength of her gaze while translating it into a new visual language. The rigid structure of the pixel contrasts with the emotional intensity of the portrait, creating a balance between technological logic and human presence.

Part of the artist’s ongoing Pixel Remix series, the work reflects a broader investigation into how cultural icons can be reinterpreted through contemporary materials while preserving their symbolic power.

The original piece has entered a private collection. Additional artist-authorized editions remain available by commission.

Available for acquisition.