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Signed, titled, dated and numbered. Eyes Flying in the Sky by Yayoi Kusama, created in 2006, is a vivid screenprint that exemplifies her fascination with repetition, vision, and the infinite. A multitude of stylized, almond-shaped eyes—each outlined in bold black and filled with vibrant hues of blue, yellow, green, and white—float across a dense field of red polka dots. The background’s pulsating pattern reinforces Kusama’s signature motif of obliteration through accumulation. The surreal swarm of watchful eyes suggests both surveillance and introspection, evoking a psychedelic and hypnotic experience. The work measures 76 x 56 cm, is signed, titled, dated, and numbered, and was produced in an edition of 120.
Eyes Flying in the Sky, 2006
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Signed, titled, dated and numbered. Eyes Flying in the Sky by Yayoi Kusama, created in 2006, is a vivid screenprint that exemplifies her fascination with repetition, vision, and the infinite. A multitude of stylized, almond-shaped eyes—each outlined in bold black and filled with vibrant hues of blue, yellow, green, and white—float across a dense field of red polka dots. The background’s pulsating pattern reinforces Kusama’s signature motif of obliteration through accumulation. The surreal swarm of watchful eyes suggests both surveillance and introspection, evoking a psychedelic and hypnotic experience. The work measures 76 x 56 cm, is signed, titled, dated, and numbered, and was produced in an edition of 120.
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