Kusama’s works, which she qualifies “obsessionnal”, is based on repetitions and multiplications of signs: as a child, she remembers having had the hallucinatory vision of a pea-shaped motif decorating a tablecloth at home being repeated throughout the room. Since then, her universe and her installations are inhabited by a multitude of colored peas and also mirrors and phallic shapes repeated to infinity: one remembers the “Repetitive-vision, Phallus-boat” shown at the gallery in March 2000.
Kusama Yayoi (3)
Kusama’s works, which she qualifies “obsessionnal”, is based on repetitions and multiplications of signs: as a child, she remembers having had the hallucinatory vision of a pea-shaped motif decorating a tablecloth at home being repeated throughout the room. Since then, her universe and her installations are inhabited by a multitude of colored peas and also mirrors and phallic shapes repeated to infinity: one remembers the “Repetitive-vision, Phallus-boat” shown at the gallery in March 2000.