Infinity Nets

$6,000

Description:

Infinity Nets are a signature series of paintings by Yayoi Kusama, characterized by intricate, repetitive loops that often cover massive canvases in a mesmerizing, almost hypnotic pattern. Kusama began this series in the 1950s after moving to New York, and it quickly became a profound visual expression of her obsessive hallucinations. Each net is composed of countless tiny arcs, painted with painstaking precision, creating a sense of boundlessness and immersion—hence the name “infinity.” These works are both meditative and intense, reflecting Kusama’s inner psychological landscape and her drive to obliterate the ego through repetition.

Visually minimal yet emotionally charged, Infinity Nets defy the simplicity of their appearance. They engage with elements of minimalism, abstract expressionism, and conceptual art, while remaining deeply personal. Kusama often described painting these nets as a way to “self-obliterate” and dissolve into the universe. Today, the Infinity Nets series is recognized as a landmark in modern abstract painting, with many works held in major international museum collections and commanding high value in the art market.

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Artist:

Yayoi Kusama is a pioneering Japanese artist known for her distinctive use of polka dots, infinity mirrors, and repetitive patterns that reflect her lifelong battle with hallucinations and mental illness. Born in 1929 in Matsumoto, Japan, Kusama’s work spans various mediums including painting, sculpture, performance, and immersive installations. Her art blends surrealism, minimalism, and abstract expressionism, earning her a central place in the global contemporary art scene. Kusama’s bold visual language and psychological depth make her a unique figure in modern abstract art.

Throughout her career, Kusama has fearlessly explored themes of infinity, obsession, feminism, and the dissolution of the self. Her Infinity Mirror Rooms and iconic pumpkin sculptures have captivated audiences around the world, turning her into both a critically acclaimed artist and a pop culture icon. Living voluntarily in a psychiatric hospital in Tokyo since the 1970s, she continues to produce work daily, proving that art can be both a form of expression and a path to healing.

Material: Canvas

Frame: Rolled Canvas (Without Frame)

Print Quality: Our prints are crafted on premium archival materials, ensuring vibrant colors, sharp details, and long-lasting durability. Fade-resistant and flawless, they’re designed to keep your space looking elegant for years.

Size: 44*36 inches

Delivery: 2-3 weeks

Certificate of Authenticity: YES (emailed upon delivery)
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