Yayoi Kusama (Japanese, b. 1929), Infinity Dots (HRT), 2001. Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Find Yayoi Kusama’s current exhibit at David Zwirner here: Yayoi Kusama: Give Me Love .
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Thanks for sharing
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You’re welcome!
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Can’t put my finger on why, exactly, but I find this image incredibly soothing. At first glance, I thought, “No, no my taste,” but I kept looking and felt myself begin to sink into the image, like sliding into a bubble bath. Mesmerizing…
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Interesting, right!?! I had same reaction
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It reminds me of a river bed lined with smooth rocks.
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Yes. At bottom of stream…
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cool
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I’m mysteriously drawn to this.
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Interesting right!?!
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I like this image.The shadows, the movement. Much work went into this painting.
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Agree!
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I looked at this twice today. First thing in the morning is looked like circles and shadows.
At the end of the day it has come to life.
Dear god … what has happened to my brain today … and every day?
😉
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Laughing. Good meditation stimulator!
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It definitely draws you in. For me, I wonder if there’s something about the moon-like spheres, as I’m a big fan of ‘la bella luna’. The repetitive circles, the shading – definitely something soothing and comforting here.
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Bella Luna. Love that…
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A truly long day can feel like this. Infinite events of different sizes, some lighter some darker, nothing remarkable ~ like fully black or white. I like it.
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Yes, well stated Helen. My sentiments too…
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