Political instability in Frida Kahlo's home country of Mexico significantly influenced her art and identity. During Kahlo's lifetime, Mexico experienced social upheaval, including the Mexican Revolution, which ignited her passion for nationalism and political awareness. Her artwork often reflects themes of identity, suffering, and her ties to Mexican culture and history. Kahlo's involvement in politics and her personal struggles, including health issues and tumultuous relationships, inspired her to create powerful, emotive pieces that resonate with themes of resilience and femininity.