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Two pigment prints. Signed and numbered on the back. Days (2014–18) by Yoshitomo Nara is a diptych composed of two pigment prints, created in 2018 and measuring 32.1 x 32.1 cm each, in an edition of 7. The left image shows a hand-crafted doll’s head lying on its side, textured and earthy, with Nara’s characteristic blend of innocence and melancholy. The right image captures a lone figure walking into a foggy, desolate landscape—both tender and haunting. Together, the works create a poetic narrative of solitude, memory, and introspection, bridging personal and emotional worlds. Signed and numbered on the back.
Days (2014-18), 2018
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Two pigment prints. Signed and numbered on the back. Days (2014–18) by Yoshitomo Nara is a diptych composed of two pigment prints, created in 2018 and measuring 32.1 x 32.1 cm each, in an edition of 7. The left image shows a hand-crafted doll’s head lying on its side, textured and earthy, with Nara’s characteristic blend of innocence and melancholy. The right image captures a lone figure walking into a foggy, desolate landscape—both tender and haunting. Together, the works create a poetic narrative of solitude, memory, and introspection, bridging personal and emotional worlds. Signed and numbered on the back.
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Yoshitomo Nara
WOW (Works On Whatever) Project Beach Towel, 2010
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