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Signed, numbered, and dated on the front. Thinking Pumpkin (1993) by Yayoi Kusama is a screenprint measuring 75.8 × 62.3 cm (29.8 × 24.5 in), created in an edition of 120, each signed, numbered, and dated on the front. The work depicts Kusama’s iconic pumpkin form, covered in rhythmic dot patterns that swell and contract across its surface, set against a mosaic-like black background. The pumpkin, a recurring motif in her art, symbolizes both personal obsession and universal resonance, merging simplicity of form with complex optical depth. This print encapsulates Kusama’s lifelong exploration of repetition, infinity, and the psychological intensity of pattern.
Thinking Pumpkin, 1993
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Signed, numbered, and dated on the front. Thinking Pumpkin (1993) by Yayoi Kusama is a screenprint measuring 75.8 × 62.3 cm (29.8 × 24.5 in), created in an edition of 120, each signed, numbered, and dated on the front. The work depicts Kusama’s iconic pumpkin form, covered in rhythmic dot patterns that swell and contract across its surface, set against a mosaic-like black background. The pumpkin, a recurring motif in her art, symbolizes both personal obsession and universal resonance, merging simplicity of form with complex optical depth. This print encapsulates Kusama’s lifelong exploration of repetition, infinity, and the psychological intensity of pattern.
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