Originals // 2010 - Present

Infinity-Nets (TWXOB), 2014
Acrylic on canvas, 130.5 × 130.5 cm (51⅜ × 51⅜ in.)
© Yayoi Kusama. All rights reserved. Image reproduced for educational and informational purposes only

From 2010 onwards, Kusama entered one of the most prolific phases of her career. Her My Eternal Soul series, begun in 2009 and developed throughout the 2010s, became a cornerstone of this period, eventually encompassing hundreds of large-scale canvases filled with vivid colours, biomorphic shapes, and surreal faces. These works reflected her relentless discipline as well as her ongoing exploration of psychological depth and infinity.

At the same time, Kusama continued to expand her practice with monumental sculptures and immersive installations. Her pumpkin works and Infinity Mirror Rooms became cultural landmarks, attracting unprecedented global audiences and cementing her position as one of the most recognised artists in the world. This period not only demonstrated her extraordinary creative vitality well into her 80s and 90s but also ensured her lasting influence on the trajectory of contemporary art.
ETERNAL SOUL
A Monumental Series of Colour, Form, and Obsession
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