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Screenprint in colours with lamé on BFK Rives paper - Signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil. Authenticated by the Kusama Studio // Yayoi Kusama's Chapeau (II) (2000) is a limited edition screen print on BFK Rives paper, measuring 50 x 65 cm. The artwork features a vibrant, stylized hat depicted in Kusama’s signature style, incorporating repetitive patterns and bold colors. The central form, resembling a hat, is composed of alternating bands of red and yellow dotted patterns, highlighted with blue accents, all set against a densely patterned green background bordered with a pink and red motif. Kusama’s use of repetitive dots and intricate patterns draws the viewer into a mesmerizing visual experience, echoing her fascination with infinity and immersive detail. This playful yet intricate composition showcases her ability to transform a simple object into a captivating, psychedelic display.
Chapeau (II), 2000
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Screenprint in colours with lamé on BFK Rives paper - Signed, titled, dated and numbered in pencil. Authenticated by the Kusama Studio // Yayoi Kusama's Chapeau (II) (2000) is a limited edition screen print on BFK Rives paper, measuring 50 x 65 cm. The artwork features a vibrant, stylized hat depicted in Kusama’s signature style, incorporating repetitive patterns and bold colors. The central form, resembling a hat, is composed of alternating bands of red and yellow dotted patterns, highlighted with blue accents, all set against a densely patterned green background bordered with a pink and red motif. Kusama’s use of repetitive dots and intricate patterns draws the viewer into a mesmerizing visual experience, echoing her fascination with infinity and immersive detail. This playful yet intricate composition showcases her ability to transform a simple object into a captivating, psychedelic display.
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