Yayoi Kusama, a celebrated Japanese artist, navigated between her inner world and public attention, achieving widespread recognition later in life. Her work has attracted enthusiastic audiences, creating an Instagram-worthy method of art appreciation.
The Tate Modern in London exhibited Kusama’s artworks in 2012, featuring pieces like Love Arrives at the Earth Carrying With It a Tale of the Cosmos. Kusama’s installations, particularly her famed mirrored ‘infinity rooms,’ offer an otherworldly experience.
In these installations, viewers encounter the illusion of eternity, surrounded by reflections expanding endlessly. This effect can make individuals feel as if they are floating amid an infinite expanse of lights or dots. The experience is exhilarating and could be seen as both psychedelic and spiritual.

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