Leonora in the Morning Light

Leonora Carrington was a pioneering figure of the Surrealist movement and one of Mexico’s most celebrated painters, alongside artists such as Frida Kahlo. Known for her extraordinary imagination, Carrington was closely connected to fellow Surrealists, including Max Ernst, André Breton, and Joan Miró. Her visionary world fueled her art but also brought intense personal struggles, as she grappled with psychological crises and the challenges of living between reality and her boundless imagination.