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This one was inspired by Frida Kahlo's "The Two Fridas" - featuring two skeletons instead, joined by a vital vein. Like Frida's paintings, there is endless symbology in this painting - a connection between life and death, and all that is in between. There is also an ode to the Mexican 'Day of the Dead' with the use of sugar skulls, candles and roses scattered along the ground.

Hello! I'm Jaz. I'm a pop-surrealist artist based in Brisbane, Australia... My inspiration comes from vintage storybooks, dreams, movies, pop culture, nursery rhymes, sea creatures, mermaids, museums, art...the list goes on and on. Thanks for stopping by and having a look at my work! Website: http://www.JazHiggins.com Blog: http://artbyjaz.blogspot.com