Yayoi Kusama’s work is deeply rooted in her personal experiences, particularly her struggles with mental health, which she channels into a distinctive and obsessive artistic practice. Her signature motifs—polka dots, mirrors, and organic forms—create hypnotic, infinite landscapes that blur the boundaries between the viewer and the artwork. Kusama’s installations, such as her famed Infinity Mirror Rooms, invite viewers to step inside her world, offering a sensory experience that transcends traditional art forms. Beyond her visual art, Kusama has also made significant contributions to literature, performance art, and fashion, further expanding her influence. Her work remains a powerful commentary on identity, repetition, and the nature of existence.