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]]>Now, one of the paintings from Infinity Nets, which has never been seen before, is being auctioned off by auction house Bonhams. The painting, measuring at 6.5 feet tall, was created in 1995 and features a split composition.
One on side there is a net with red treads on a black background and field of black polka dots on red background on the other side. This is one of the rare examples of Kusama combining nets and dots in a single piece.
The painting will be part of the Modern and Contemporary Art auction in Hong Kong. Bonhams estimates that the piece could fetch a price of around $5.1 million.
“Immersive and compelling, this artwork skillfully combines Kusama’s renowned obsessional, repetitive, and mesmerizing qualities,” Bonhams said in a press release. “The endlessly looping and repeating whorls serve as a key motif reused throughout her career, reflecting both her personal history and inner state.
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]]>Born in March 1929 in Nagano Prefecture, the contemporary artist, sculptor, painter, and novelist began using polka dots and nets as motifs when she was only 10 years old and created beautiful paintings by using watercolors, pastels,
From a young age, Kusama has been battling mental health, and since then she uses her art to cope with her hallucinations, calling it the “art medicine”. According to the 90 years old woman, she sees polka dots in most things.
“The moon is a polka dot, the sun is a polka dot, and the Earth were we live is also a polka dot,” Kusama explains.
Check out some of her polkalicious artwork below.
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]]>The post Yayoi Kusama’s Previously Unseen Painting Set to Be Offered at an Auction appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Now, one of the paintings from Infinity Nets, which has never been seen before, is being auctioned off by auction house Bonhams. The painting, measuring at 6.5 feet tall, was created in 1995 and features a split composition.
One on side there is a net with red treads on a black background and field of black polka dots on red background on the other side. This is one of the rare examples of Kusama combining nets and dots in a single piece.
The painting will be part of the Modern and Contemporary Art auction in Hong Kong. Bonhams estimates that the piece could fetch a price of around $5.1 million.
“Immersive and compelling, this artwork skillfully combines Kusama’s renowned obsessional, repetitive, and mesmerizing qualities,” Bonhams said in a press release. “The endlessly looping and repeating whorls serve as a key motif reused throughout her career, reflecting both her personal history and inner state.
The post Yayoi Kusama’s Previously Unseen Painting Set to Be Offered at an Auction appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Introducing the Japanese Artist That Sees Polka Dots Everywhere appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Born in March 1929 in Nagano Prefecture, the contemporary artist, sculptor, painter, and novelist began using polka dots and nets as motifs when she was only 10 years old and created beautiful paintings by using watercolors, pastels,
From a young age, Kusama has been battling mental health, and since then she uses her art to cope with her hallucinations, calling it the “art medicine”. According to the 90 years old woman, she sees polka dots in most things.
“The moon is a polka dot, the sun is a polka dot, and the Earth were we live is also a polka dot,” Kusama explains.
Check out some of her polkalicious artwork below.
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