Yayoi Kusama, Three Flowers (III), (1992)

Lithograph on Vérin d'Arches paper printed by Kimura Kihachi

44.5 x 31.8cm x (17.51 x 12.51)inch

Edition of 50

From the series 'Flowers'

Hand signed, dated, titled in Japanese and numbered by the artist.

Exhibited at The Nerima Art Museum in Tokyo, Japan.

Excellent Condition 

Yayoi Kusama's Three Flowers (III) (1992) is a limited-edition color lithograph that showcases the Japanese avant-garde artist's signature use of vibrant colors, meticulous detail, and repeated organic patterns.

The print features three meticulously rendered floral shapes that exude a sense of whimsy, playfulness, and celebratory color.

True to Kusama's broader aesthetic, the flowers incorporate her iconic polka dots and net-like or patterned backdrops, creating a hypnotic sense of depth and movement through repetition.

Floral and botanical prints from this era reflect Kusama's lifelong exploration of obsession, self-obliteration, and nature, where repeating a single motif allows the individual form to dissolve into a universal rhythm.