• Ukraine •
Collage, Reclaimed objects on Canvas , Wood
55 x 39 in
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Medium :
Collage, Reclaimed objects on Canvas , Wood
Framing :
Framing on request
Dimensions :
55.1x39.4in
About this artwork
This collage is a tribute to Frida Kahlo and her deeply personal world. For Frida, these birds and animals weren't just background—they were like the children she could never have. Her art was a way of giving life to something when her own body felt broken.
In this piece, I wanted to capture that feeling of her paintings being almost alive. I rebuilt her image from thousands of magazine fragments to show how she constantly had to put herself back… together after her accidents and heartbreaks. It’s a story about the strength it takes to turn physical pain and longing into something eternal. For me, this work is about motherly love that, having no other place to go, found its way into every living thing she painted.
Alina Pivnenko, born in Kyiv, is a self-taught collage artist who “paints” with meticulously hand-cut fragments from magazines, crafting her visions through thousands of hours in her studio. She creates large-scale images by layering tiny paper pieces, blending elements of nostalgia and iconic imagery through a slow, meditative process rooted in patience. Her work pulsates with quiet honesty, aiming to pierce the superficial and reveal the deep, complex emotions that lie beneath society’s labels and expectations, offering viewers an invitation to pause and discover authentic humanity.