But I had to give this one a try since it seemed like a nice exhibition. I haven't really gotten into touch with this japanese artist, but unsurprisingly she is quite famous. What I didn't know is that there her life was actually quite difficult - and yet, perhaps it were exactly these struggles which contributed to her unique art style. Here is a bit of a background to her and the exhibition:
What follows are some of the impressions I captured. There were also many many paintings which actually made up most of the space within the museum. But there were several rooms that were quite otherworldly.
These rooms essentially felt like being on a mushroom trip; visitors were also only allowed 30 seconds entry...
Finally, a sort of kaleidoscopic view from within a box of mirrors as well a view from the balcony roof top soaked in crimson. It portrays several sculptures from the artist.
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