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Kusama Women Wait for Love Plate

Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with Yayoi Kusama are proud to present the Women Waiting For Love, But Men Always Walk Away Ceramic Plate. This is a functional domestic art product made in collaboration with Kusama. A beautiful functional product, or as an amazing art piece.

About the Artist
Yayoi Kusama creates fantastical paintings using patterns of polka dots and nets as motifs. Her works spans a variety of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, performance, film and immersive installation. Kusama was born in the Nagano Prefecture of Japan in 1929. She travelled to the United States in 1957 where she showed huge paintings, soft sculptures and environmental art employing mirrors and electric lights. In the latter 1960s, Kusama engaged in fashion designing and film production. Her original works and art happenings established her status as an avant-garde artist in the New York and beyond. Kusama returned to Japan in 1973, and she continues to show works both in japan and abroad. She is now one of the world`s most prominent contemporary artists.
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Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with Yayoi Kusama are proud to present the Women Waiting For Love, But Men Always Walk Away Ceramic Plate. This is a functional domestic art product made in collaboration with Kusama. A beautiful functional product, or as an amazing art piece.

About the Artist
Yayoi Kusama creates fantastical paintings using patterns of polka dots and nets as motifs. Her works spans a variety of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, performance, film and immersive installation. Kusama was born in the Nagano Prefecture of Japan in 1929. She travelled to the United States in 1957 where she showed huge paintings, soft sculptures and environmental art employing mirrors and electric lights. In the latter 1960s, Kusama engaged in fashion designing and film production. Her original works and art happenings established her status as an avant-garde artist in the New York and beyond. Kusama returned to Japan in 1973, and she continues to show works both in japan and abroad. She is now one of the world`s most prominent contemporary artists.