The Psychology of Fame

Portrait of Vincent van Gogh with swirling blue and yellow brushstrokes, reflecting his mental state, emotional depth, and expressive painting style.

Vincent van Gogh: Colors of Madness, Letters of Silence

Vincent van Gogh’s yellows weren’t joy – they were desperation disguised as light. Dive into his colors, letters, behavior, and mental health to understand the man behind the art.

The Psychology of Fame

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A stylized caricature of Frida Kahlo, the iconic Mexican artist, featuring her signature unibrow, bold red lips, and traditional floral headdress. She wears a red shawl over a black embroidered dress with colorful flowers and gold jewelry. In the background, an easel displays one of her self-portraits, reflecting her classic artistic style and emotional depth. The image is warm-toned, emphasizing her strong presence and cultural legacy.

Frida Kahlo: She Dressed Her Pain and Painted Her Mind

She didn’t wear flowers. She grew them from pain. Frida Kahlo painted her mind and dressed her wounds.New blog: Frida Kahlo – She Dressed Her Pain and Painted Her Mind.

The Psychology of Fame

Jun 273 min read

Caricature of Lady Gaga in bold avant-garde fashion with expressive eyes, symbolizing emotional strength, fame, and psychological healing through music and style.

Lady Gaga: Dressing Pain into Power – The Psychology of Music, Fashion, Fame & Healing

Lady Gaga didn’t just wear clothes — she wore survival. 🎭 From meat dresses to piano ballads, her journey is a masterclass in healing through fashion and sound. Discover how the queen of pop used style to process pain in our newest blog.

The Psychology of Fame

Jun 173 min read