Frida Kahlo portrayed her struggles through powerful and symbolic artwork that often reflects her experiences with pain, identity, and gender politics. Her paintings, such as "The Two Fridas" and "Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace," delve into themes of loss and dual identity, drawing from her tumultuous life, including a debilitating bus accident and tumultuous relationships. Kahlo's use of vibrant colors and folkloric elements highlights her deep connection to Mexican culture. Through her art, she challenged societal norms and expressed her inner turmoil, ultimately becoming a renowned symbol of feminism and resilience.