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Yayoi Kusama began obsessively covering surfaces - canvas, walls, furniture, her own body - with dots and nets as a young woman in Japan, describing the practice as a defense against visual hallucinations. She moved to New York in 1958 and was a central figure in the happenings and body art scenes of the 1960s before returning to Japan, where she voluntarily entered a psychiatric institution in 1977 and has lived there since, leaving each day to work in her nearby studio. Her Infinity Mirror Rooms have drawn millions of visitors worldwide.
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Professional-grade heavy body acrylic with a buttery, oil-like consistency. Manufactured in New Berlin, New York since 1980, the range offers more than 90 colors in a formulation designed for maximum pigment load and permanence. Widely used by contemporary painters working in acrylic.
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