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Untitled, 1984

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Yoshitomo Nara WOW Project beach towel 2010 digital print on cotton featuring a round-faced girl with closed eyes and a gentle smile.

Digital print on a brushed cotton towel. Edition of 1000, unnumbered. Manufacturer: WOW Project Signed, dated 2010, and inscribed WORKS ON WHATEVER ARTWORK BY YOSHITOMO NARA on the sticker label. Yoshitomo Nara’s WOW (Works on Whatever) Project beach towel (2010) is a playful yet characteristic extension of the artist’s work into functional objects. The image features Nara’s signature childlike figure—a round-faced girl with closed eyes and a subtle smile—against a soft pastel background. Her serene expression, paired with the minimalist composition, evokes both innocence and quiet defiance, themes central to Nara’s oeuvre. This work was part of the WOW Project, a series that transformed contemporary art into everyday objects. The brushed cotton towel format maintains Nara’s distinctive aesthetic while making his work more accessible to a broader audience. Known for blending pop culture influences with deep emotional resonance, Nara’s imagery often explores themes of solitude, rebellion, and introspection, all subtly present in this piece.

Artwork Copyright © Yoshitomo Nara

WOW (Works on Whatever) Project beach towel, 2010

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Digital print on a brushed cotton towel. Edition of 1000, unnumbered. Manufacturer: WOW Project Signed, dated 2010, and inscribed WORKS ON WHATEVER ARTWORK BY YOSHITOMO NARA on the sticker label. Yoshitomo Nara’s WOW (Works on Whatever) Project beach towel (2010) is a playful yet characteristic extension of the artist’s work into functional objects. The image features Nara’s signature childlike figure—a round-faced girl with closed eyes and a subtle smile—against a soft pastel background. Her serene expression, paired with the minimalist composition, evokes both innocence and quiet defiance, themes central to Nara’s oeuvre. This work was part of the WOW Project, a series that transformed contemporary art into everyday objects. The brushed cotton towel format maintains Nara’s distinctive aesthetic while making his work more accessible to a broader audience. Known for blending pop culture influences with deep emotional resonance, Nara’s imagery often explores themes of solitude, rebellion, and introspection, all subtly present in this piece.

Artwork Copyright © Yoshitomo Nara

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Limited Edition Print

Offset Print

EUR 1,850

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Marching On A Buttefbur Leaf, 2019

Limited Edition Print

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EUR 1,650

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Doggy Radio, 2011

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Limited Edition Print

Intaglio

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Tapestry

Digital Print On Canvas

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Marching On A Butterbur Leaf, 2019

Limited Edition Print

Offset Print

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Bow Wow Wow, 2015

Limited Edition Print

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USD 80,000 - 90,000

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Little Wanderer, 2003

Sculpture / Object

Mixed Media

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In The Cloud, 2003

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

GBP 39,000 - 50,000

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Omaha, 2015

Limited Edition Print

Lithograph

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Cosmic Girl, 2008

Limited Edition Print

Offset Print

Currently Not Available

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Over The Rainbow, 2004

Limited Edition Print

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Limited Edition Print

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