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Flowers That Bloom at Midnight, Yayoi Kusama, A Japanese Artist
As fall cedes to winter, the Jardins des Tuileries in Paris will be enlivened by Yayoi Kusama?s vibrantly colored Flowers That Bloom at Midnight, a series of unique large-scale sculptures. [from hufington post] |
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A sign posted on the ground near the sculpture read in part, "Fiberglass-reinforced plastic, metal, and urethane paint."
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The artist Yayoi Kusama signed the work inside a green polka dot, "Yayoi Kusama 2012."
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A statue of a flower reclined on its back. It was located on a low round platform in front of 33 Tehama. The plaza in which it laid was
covered in dozens of large red polka dots.
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The flower appeared to lay on its back with one foot on the ground and one kicked high in the air.
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The flower featured white polka dots on red, surrounding blue polka dots on black, surrounding green polka dots on yellow. The center of the
eye was composed of pink bent rectangles against a black background.
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One of the leafs of the flower was green covered in large chartreuse polka dots.
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The sculpture was covered in polka dots of all colors.
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The view of the sculpture looking out at Tehama Alley. The presence of a large seating area (as well as the presence of a guard) prevented
folks from sitting on the sculpture.
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A view of the back of the sculpture. From behind, it looks more abstract and less like a flower.
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