Yayoi Kusama (1929) (after) - Dots Obsession Pumpkin

A parachutist nylon sculpture (a lightweight and highly durable material).
Signed on the label and bearing the title of the work.
An original, limited-edition piece authorized by the artist. A highly sought-after object that represents the most famous motif of this avant-garde Japanese artist.
Carefully packaged with a tracking number.
Yayoi Kusama is a Japanese avant-garde artist renowned worldwide, painter, sculptor, performer, and novelist.
From a young age, she developed an obsessive fascination with dots, nets, and repetitive patterns, which have become the core of her artistic signature.
She blankets these hypnotic forms with paintings, sculptures, and installations, in particular her famous pumpkins, flowers, and immersive Infinity Rooms environments.
A central figure in contemporary art, Kusama belongs to a generation of artists who fundamentally renewed visual culture, alongside Andy Warhol and Pop Art, Keith Haring with his immediately recognizable graphic language, or Ai Weiwei, whose work fuses contemporary art and monumental installations.
Her approach to color, repetition, and objects may also evoke Takashi Murakami, Jeff Koons, Niki de Saint Phalle, or Louise Bourgeois.
Thanks to her unique and instantly recognizable aesthetic, Yayoi Kusama today ranks among the most emblematic Japanese and contemporary artists on the international stage.