When Frida Kahlo died in 1954, her grief-stricken husband, muralist Diego Rivera, took her personal belongings and locked them in her bathroom in her home, the Casa Azul, in Mexico City. Fifty years later, the space was finally opened, and Iturbide was commissioned to photograph it. Through Iturbide’s photographs, we enter into the legendary painter’s private life and encounter a composite portrait of Kahlo’s suffering and resilience. Both Iturbide and Kahlo have seen their art as a form of therapy and escape. Through this project, Iturbide grapples not only with the cultural and symbolic legacy of the painter, but with her own legacy as well.