Yayoi Kusama (1929-2026) (after) - BANDANA Rouge (cotton)

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Yayoi Kusama, BANDANA Rouge (cotton), 2004, original edition in mixed media on cotton, 53 × 53 cm, made in Japan, in excellent condition.

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Yayoi Kusama - Bandana Rouge (Cotton)

An original edition authorized by the artist.

SIZE: 53 x 53 cm (20" x 20")

100% Cotton

Made in Japan

***Frames are for demonstration purposes and are not included***

The photos shown in the listing were taken from another copy removed from its blister to better appreciate the artwork and its details.

The copy offered for sale, on the other hand, is still kept in its original blister, away from light to preserve its condition as best as possible.

Yayoi Kusama is a Japanese avant-garde artist of worldwide renown, a painter, sculptor, performer, and novelist. From a very young age, she developed an obsessive fascination with polka dots, nets, and repetitive patterns, which have become the signature of her artistic universe. She renders these hypnotic forms across paintings, sculptures, and installations, notably her famous pumpkins, flowers, and immersive Infinity Rooms.

A major figure in contemporary art, Kusama is part of a generation of artists who profoundly renewed visual culture, alongside Andy Warhol and Pop Art, with Keith Haring and his instantly recognizable graphic language, and Ai Weiwei, whose work blends contemporary art and monumental installations. Her approach to color, repetition, and object can also evoke Takashi Murakami, Jeff Koons, Niki de Saint Phalle, or Louise Bourgeois. Thanks to her unique and instantly identifiable aesthetic, Yayoi Kusama is today one of the most iconic Japanese and contemporary artists on the international scene.

Yayoi Kusama - Bandana Rouge (Cotton)

An original edition authorized by the artist.

SIZE: 53 x 53 cm (20" x 20")

100% Cotton

Made in Japan

***Frames are for demonstration purposes and are not included***

The photos shown in the listing were taken from another copy removed from its blister to better appreciate the artwork and its details.

The copy offered for sale, on the other hand, is still kept in its original blister, away from light to preserve its condition as best as possible.

Yayoi Kusama is a Japanese avant-garde artist of worldwide renown, a painter, sculptor, performer, and novelist. From a very young age, she developed an obsessive fascination with polka dots, nets, and repetitive patterns, which have become the signature of her artistic universe. She renders these hypnotic forms across paintings, sculptures, and installations, notably her famous pumpkins, flowers, and immersive Infinity Rooms.

A major figure in contemporary art, Kusama is part of a generation of artists who profoundly renewed visual culture, alongside Andy Warhol and Pop Art, with Keith Haring and his instantly recognizable graphic language, and Ai Weiwei, whose work blends contemporary art and monumental installations. Her approach to color, repetition, and object can also evoke Takashi Murakami, Jeff Koons, Niki de Saint Phalle, or Louise Bourgeois. Thanks to her unique and instantly identifiable aesthetic, Yayoi Kusama is today one of the most iconic Japanese and contemporary artists on the international scene.

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Edition
Original
Artist
Yayoi Kusama (1929-2026) (after)
Title of artwork
BANDANA Rouge (cotton)
Technique
Mixed technique
Signature
Plate signed
Country of origin
Japan
Year
2004
Colour
Red
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
53 cm
Width
53 cm
Style
Pop Art
Sold with frame
No
Period
2000-2010
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
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