Yayoi Kusama In this installation, Fireflies on the Water, Yayoi Kusama makes the illusion of nature with mirrors, water and 150 lights. The mirrors create the sensation of endless space and when one looks at these images they get the feeling of being outside of this world. Though she is famous for her dot art, this installation really blew me away. If you happen to be in New York this summer, her work is on exhibit at the Whitney Museum until September. For more information on her work, click here.  - Lee Jones
Yayoi Kusama In this installation, Fireflies on the Water, Yayoi Kusama makes the illusion of nature with mirrors, water and 150 lights. The mirrors create the sensation of endless space and when one looks at these images they get the feeling of being outside of this world. Though she is famous for her dot art, this installation really blew me away. If you happen to be in New York this summer, her work is on exhibit at the Whitney Museum until September. For more information on her work, click here.  - Lee Jones
Yayoi Kusama In this installation, Fireflies on the Water, Yayoi Kusama makes the illusion of nature with mirrors, water and 150 lights. The mirrors create the sensation of endless space and when one looks at these images they get the feeling of being outside of this world. Though she is famous for her dot art, this installation really blew me away. If you happen to be in New York this summer, her work is on exhibit at the Whitney Museum until September. For more information on her work, click here.  - Lee Jones

Yayoi Kusama

In this installation, Fireflies on the Water, Yayoi Kusama makes the illusion of nature with mirrors, water and 150 lights. The mirrors create the sensation of endless space and when one looks at these images they get the feeling of being outside of this world. Though she is famous for her dot art, this installation really blew me away. If you happen to be in New York this summer, her work is on exhibit at the Whitney Museum until September. For more information on her work, click here. 

- Lee Jones

(Source: artandsciencejournal.com)

Yayoi Kusama

In this installation, Fireflies on the Water, Yayoi Kusama makes the illusion of nature with mirrors, water and 150 lights. The mirrors create the sensation of endless space and when one looks at these images they get the feeling of being outside of this world. Though she is famous for her dot art, this installation really blew me away. If you happen to be in New York this summer, her work is on exhibit at the Whitney Museum until September. For more information on her work, click here. 

- Lee Jones

(Source: artandsciencejournal.com)





  Posted on June 24, 2012

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    I wish I could actually walk through that
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    Do you call them fireflies or lightening bugs? I grew up with everyone calling lightening bugs but I prefer fireflies.
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    Yayoi Kusama installation artwork. Will be my bedroom.
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