Yoshitomo Nara - Dream Time - 2020s






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Yoshitomo Nara - Dream Time
Official poster
High-quality offset print
Original Photos of the poster for sale.
Poster size: 36.4 cm x 51.5 cm
Yoshitomo Nara's Dream Time features a childlike figure immersed in a contemplative, almost suspended state. The atmosphere evokes a dream, between gentleness and eeriness. The figure's gaze suggests an intense inner life, oscillating between calm and solitude. The work thus explores the boundaries between reality and imagination, in a minimalist style charged with emotion and subtlety.
It will be carefully packaged when shipped.
Yoshitomo Nara is a major figure in contemporary Japanese art, known for his childlike characters with ambivalent expressions, blending innocence and rebellion. His visual universe, influenced by pop culture and punk, engages in dialogue with the work of artists such as Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, or Takeru Amano. On the international stage, his work resonates with Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, or KAWS. He also shares affinities with Banksy, Invader, or D*Face, while influencing object culture such as Bearbrick and Richard Orlinski.
Yoshitomo Nara - Dream Time
Official poster
High-quality offset print
Original Photos of the poster for sale.
Poster size: 36.4 cm x 51.5 cm
Yoshitomo Nara's Dream Time features a childlike figure immersed in a contemplative, almost suspended state. The atmosphere evokes a dream, between gentleness and eeriness. The figure's gaze suggests an intense inner life, oscillating between calm and solitude. The work thus explores the boundaries between reality and imagination, in a minimalist style charged with emotion and subtlety.
It will be carefully packaged when shipped.
Yoshitomo Nara is a major figure in contemporary Japanese art, known for his childlike characters with ambivalent expressions, blending innocence and rebellion. His visual universe, influenced by pop culture and punk, engages in dialogue with the work of artists such as Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, or Takeru Amano. On the international stage, his work resonates with Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, or KAWS. He also shares affinities with Banksy, Invader, or D*Face, while influencing object culture such as Bearbrick and Richard Orlinski.
