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Signed and numbered // Yoshitomo Nara’s Omaha (2015) is a limited-edition lithograph that features a delicate and childlike sketch, characteristic of Nara's minimalist style. The image presents a figure with a large, round eye holding a string that is attached to a small house being lifted by a balloon. The drawing’s soft lines and subtle details give it a dreamlike quality, while the figure's wide-eyed expression evokes a sense of innocence and wonder. The house and balloon symbolize escapism or an imaginative journey, a common theme in Nara's works, where simple imagery conveys deeper emotions of solitude, hope, and yearning. The muted palette and minimal design heighten the introspective tone of the piece.
Omaha, 2015
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Signed and numbered // Yoshitomo Nara’s Omaha (2015) is a limited-edition lithograph that features a delicate and childlike sketch, characteristic of Nara's minimalist style. The image presents a figure with a large, round eye holding a string that is attached to a small house being lifted by a balloon. The drawing’s soft lines and subtle details give it a dreamlike quality, while the figure's wide-eyed expression evokes a sense of innocence and wonder. The house and balloon symbolize escapism or an imaginative journey, a common theme in Nara's works, where simple imagery conveys deeper emotions of solitude, hope, and yearning. The muted palette and minimal design heighten the introspective tone of the piece.
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