"Self-Obliteration" is part of the M+ collection. Scroll through to see more works on show at the new retrospective "Yayoi Kusama: 1945 to Now." Noemi Cassanelli/CNN A visitor walks inside the "Dots Obsession—Aspiring to Heaven's Love" installation. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN The mirror room is filled with polka dot sculptures. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN The polka dot motif has been used throughout the artist's career. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN A visitor walks past a self-portrait of the artist. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN A close-up of another self-portrait. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN The exhibition includes archival footage and old marketing materials of Yayoi Kusama's "happenings" or performances in the late 60s and 70s. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN The artist's signature pumpkins greet visitors at the museum entrance. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN The artist's work spans multiple mediums, from sculpture to painting. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN An archival shot of a young Yayoi Kusama shown at the museum. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN A room themed "Force of Life" showcases some of Kusama's latest works, including ones she created during the pandemic. Noemi Cassanelli/CNN Prev Next
