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: Since the 1970s, she has lived voluntarily in a psychiatric hospital in Tokyo, continuing to create art daily in her nearby studio. Expand map Primary Sites in Japan International Collections
: Immersive installations using mirrors and lights to create the illusion of endless space.
: Her signature motif, representing "self-obliteration" and the interconnectedness of the universe. yayoi yoshino
: She studied Nihonga (traditional Japanese painting) but later moved to NYC in 1958 to join the avant-garde scene.
A dedicated multi-story gallery in Shinjuku featuring rotating exhibitions. Tickets must be booked months in advance via the official website . Naoshima "Art Island" : Since the 1970s, she has lived voluntarily
: Her work often explores mental health, repetition, and the concept of the infinite. 📍 Where to Experience Her Work YAYOI KUSAMA Museum Art museum ClosedShinjuku City, Tokyo, Japan
Holds a permanent collection of her mirror rooms, which usually require a separate timed entry. Tate Modern Art gallery ClosedLondon, United Kingdom : She studied Nihonga (traditional Japanese painting) but
Home to her famous giant Yellow Pumpkin and Red Pumpkin sculptures located on the shoreline. Modern art museum OpenLos Angeles, CA