Frida was an artist who adored Frida Kahlo so much that her studio walls were covered in portraits of the iconic painter. Strangely, she looked almost exactly like her—same dark brows, same knowing gaze, even the same way of tilting her head when she painted. People often asked if she was trying to imitate her idol, but Frida would just smile and shake her head. Her own art was nothing like Kahlo’s; instead of pain and passion, she painted dreams—floating cities, glowing moons, and people made of starlight. It was as if two Frida's existed in the world, one born of fire, and the other, of sky.