Yayoi Kusama — The Flowering Shinano Road (1999)

YAYOI KUSAMA — The Flowering Shinano Road (1999)

Artist: Yayoi Kusama (b. 1929)
Title: The Flowering Shinano Road
Year: 1999
Medium: Screenprint on paper
Dimensions: 59.7 × 47.7 cm (23½ × 18¾ in.)
Edition: /100
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist
Condition: Excellent

Description: 

The Flowering Shinano Road (1999) is a vibrant screenprint by Yayoi Kusama, one of the most influential and instantly recognizable artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

The composition is built from Kusama’s signature visual language—dense repetition, hypnotic rhythm, and a field of pulsating organic forms. Here, soft floral shapes in pink and acid green float through layered greys, while the surface is animated by countless dot-like marks that echo her iconic Infinity Nets and Polka Dot universes.

Printed as a screenprint in a limited edition of only 100, and hand-signed by the artist, this work is a highly collectible example of Kusama’s late-1990s production—bridging her psychedelic sensibility with a refined, decorative complexity that remains timeless.

Whether placed in a contemporary interior or a curated print collection, The Flowering Shinano Road offers the unmistakable presence of Kusama: bold, immersive, and endlessly alive.

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FAQ 

Is this Yayoi Kusama artwork an original edition?

Yes. Pumpkin (Kusama 294) (2000) is an authentic limited edition, hand-signed, titled, dated, and numbered by Yayoi Kusama from an edition of 100.

What is the technique?

The work is a screenprint, a medium Kusama frequently used for her most collectible graphic works.

Is the artwork hand-signed?

Yes. Each impression is hand-signed, titled, dated, and numbered by Yayoi Kusama — a key factor for collectors of her limited editions.

What makes this print special within Kusama’s work?

It combines multiple key Kusama motifs in one image:

• obsessive repetition

• polka-dot-like texture

• floral/biomorphic forms

• an immersive all-over composition

Who printed and published this edition?

The work was printed by Ishida Ryoichi and published by TOKI-NO-WASUREMONO, Tokyo.

What is the condition of the work?

The piece is in excellent condition and well preserved.

Is worldwide shipping available?

Absolutely. We offer secure worldwide shipping from France with insurance, professional packaging, and tracking.