Flowers for Algernon

Contemporary Tokyo | Stand : AA09A

Murakami's sunflowers are not just simple representations of nature; they are a commentary on the commercialization of cuteness ("kawaii") in Japanese culture and the cyclical nature of life. The repetitive, almost hypnotic patterns of the flowers reflect the artist's fascination with mass production and consumerism, themes that are central to his critique of modern society. At the same time, the sunflowers' cheerful expressions invite viewers to find happiness and beauty in the everyday.

• Art Style: print
• Art Medium : Offset lithograph in colors, signed and numbered in silver ink, printed date, on wove paper
• Size and orientation: Circle
• Dimensions (cm): Height- 86.00, Width- 86.00, Depth- 3.00
• Colour: pink, blue, yellow, black, orange, purple, white, gray
• Price: AED 9000