Pumpkin (Limoges) (White and Black)
2002
Kusama's iconic pumpkin motif finds refined expression in this limited edition ceramic sculpture from 2002, exemplifying her lifelong fascination with organic forms and repetitive patterns. Produced in prestigious Limoges porcelain and bearing the artist's stamped signature alongside the Limoges France mark, this intimate work demonstrates her ability to translate her visual obsessions across diverse media. Edition 129 of 130, the piece represents Kusama's exploration of three-dimensional form during a prolific period when her polka-dotted pumpkins had become synonymous with her artistic identity.
- Medium
- Ceramic sculpture
- Dimensions
- Edition
- 129 of 130
- Signed
- Yes
Notes
Artist's stamped signature and Limoges France stamp on underside.
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Collectors of Yayoi Kusama
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Tatsuo Miyajima
Japanese · b. 1957
Miyajima creates immersive LED installations featuring endlessly repeating numerical sequences that evoke infinity, cosmic cycles, and Buddhist philosophy, sharing Kusama's obsessive repetition, spiritual transcendence, and enveloping light environments.
teamLab
Japanese · b. 2001
teamLab produces large scale immersive digital installations filled with luminous, repeating abstract forms that dissolve boundaries between viewer and universe, directly echoing Kusama's infinity rooms, celestial imagery, and the philosophical dissolution of self into endless space.
Olafur Eliasson
Danish Icelandic · b. 1967
Eliasson constructs immersive installation environments using mirrors, light, and geometric repetition to create perceptually overwhelming spaces that blur self and cosmos, closely mirroring Kusama's infinity rooms in their capacity to induce awe, disorientation, and transcendence through radical immersion.
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