Yayoi Kusama Little People Big Dreams Publisher / Magic Cat Publishing With her first striking modernist

With her first striking modernist textiles she was adopted into the craft movement

by which we mean: not like anyone else we know

accompanied by full-colour images of their works

Icelandic Gingerbread

this 1897 work portrays a vibrant bed of chrysanthemums from his prized garden in Giverny

Yayoi Kusama Little People Big Dreams Publisher / Magic Cat Publishing With her first striking modernistLittle Yayoi grew up in Japan and loved creating art. Although her parents didn't approve of her pastime, Yayoi continued to express herself through painting and drawing. One day, at around ten years old, she had an intense vision. All of a sudden, she felt as though she was in a field of talking flowers, their heads looked like little dots going on forever and ever, and she was becoming part of them . . . This vision influenced Yayoi's art for