Yayoi Kusama is widely known for her prints and multiples, which extend her signature motifs of polka dots, infinity nets, and pumpkins. These works capture Kusama’s unique visual language, often exploring themes of obsession, self-obliteration, and the infinite.

 

Her prints frequently feature bold colours, repetition, and surreal compositions. Kusama employs silkscreen, lithography, and woodcut techniques to produce striking two-dimensional works that mirror her larger paintings and installations. Many prints incorporate her iconic polka dots, symbolising the idea of cosmic interconnectedness, a recurring theme in her art. Other pieces highlight her fascination with organic shapes, particularly pumpkins, representing personal nostalgia from her childhood in combination with her ideas of biomorphism.