Butterfly 1988
yayoikusama
painting, acrylic-paint
pattern-and-decoration
abstract-expressionism
contemporary
organic
painting
appropriation
acrylic-paint
geometric pattern
abstract pattern
organic pattern
geometric
pattern repetition
modernism
"Butterfly," a 1988 work by celebrated Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, embodies her signature style, known as "Infinity Nets." The artwork depicts a single, large butterfly rendered in vibrant yellow with a textured pattern of teal and white circles. The butterfly is situated against a backdrop of Kusama's signature "infinity nets," a dense and mesmerizing network of red and white lines that appear to stretch endlessly. Kusama's obsession with repetition and pattern is evident in this piece, inviting viewers to contemplate the boundless nature of perception and the cyclical patterns of life.
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✨. Kusama’s work reminds us that transformation is beautiful, freedom is limitless, and art can make us feel as light as a butterfly! 🌈 Yayoi Kusama draws inspiration from nature, blending it with her iconic dots to create pieces that feel alive and magical. What do butterflies symbolize for you? 💭
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Such a shame Kusama is racist
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