Lemon Squash (Kusama 158) 1992
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Yayoi Kusama – Lemon Squash (Kusama 158) 1992 United States
- 1992
- Lithograph on paper
- Edition of 150
- Signed by the artist
- 29cm x 38cm
Making up this elegant glass of lemon squash is one of Kusama's primary motifs: polka dots. These circular patterns hold significant meaning for the artist, as they are representative of the vivid hallucinations she experienced during her childhood years, as well as symbolising the concept of infinity.
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Yayoi Kusama – Lemon Squash (Kusama 158) 1992
Responsible for some of the most Instagrammable art of our times, Kusama creates bold, graphic sculptures of pumpkins, flora and slithering unidentified creatures, as well as bewitching Infinity Mirrored Rooms, featuring repeating displays of light and colour. Her pieces have a hallucinatory quality informed by time in 1960s New York and continuing mental illness (she’s lived voluntarily in a psychiatric institution since 1977): viewers in the rooms can immerse themselves...
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