Yayoi Kusama was a Japanese artist known for her extensive use of repetition, especially polka dots, across painting, sculpture, performance, and installation. She was particularly celebrated for her immersive infinity installations, which use mirrors, lights, and sometimes repeated forms to create the illusion of limitless space. Her work frequently explores ideas of infinity, accumulation, and “self-obliteration,” or the dissolution of the individual within an endless visual field.
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