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Yayoi Kusama Dies at 97
Japanese artist Kosama has passed away at the age of 97, leaving behind an exceptional artistic career that made a significant impact on global contemporary art. Born in 1929 in Matsumoto, she began drawing at a young age and became famous for her distinctive use of dots, which became a symbol of her psychedelic art. She led a difficult life filled with wars, family issues, and psychological struggles, using art as a means to cope with her childhood suffering. In the late 1950s, she emigrated to the United States and entered the avant-garde scene in New York, excelling in painting, sculpture, installations, performance art, and psychedelic art. Her work was influenced by major artists such as Andy Warhol. Among her most notable works are the "My Eternal Soul" series, which comprised 900 paintings, as well as pieces featuring dots, mirrors, and large-scale lottery-themed artworks. She received numerous awards and honors, leaving a profound influence on the contemporary art scene.
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