'Incoherence II' ORIGINAL PAINTING by Marta Hutt black & white The infusion of neon lights

The infusion of neon lights from Tokyo onto her face suggests a blending of tradition with modernity

This artwork is my take on the iconic portraits of The Virgin Mary

I’ve adored Frida since I was a kid and to me

Photo reference by Catherine Heath

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'Incoherence II' ORIGINAL PAINTING by Marta Hutt black & white The infusion of neon lights'Incoherence II' I painted this portrait during a time of darkness, where soul grinding pain and loss were my constant companions due to a serious spinal injury. I nearly became addicted to opioids, and I was losing hope, but I knew I had to paint. The colour palette of the painting reflects the dark mood I was in at the time. 'Incoherence' serves not only as a reflection of personal turmoil but also as a beacon of hope amidst the darkness. Through