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Kusama was born in Japan in 1929, but moved to New York City in 1958 and was part of the

Pop Art movement.

She is most known for her work for brightly colored dots on people or everyday objects. She is the most well known living female artist in the world.

Her infinity mirror rooms have been installed in museums and galleries all around the world.

She loves counting. She even loves counting how many people attend her art shows.

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Kusama at the National Gallery Singapore

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Kusama at the National Gallery Singapore

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YAYOI KUSAMA: Life is the Heart of a Rainbow at the National Gallery Singapore

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The giant, yellow pumpkin sculpture is painted with rows of black dots fanning out from large to small around the gourd. The pumpkin's bulbous, organic form and grand scale gives the work a cartoonish appearance

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"The first time I ever saw a pumpkin was when I was in elementary school and went with my grandfather to visit a big seed-harvesting ground... It immediately began speaking to me in a most animated manner. It seems that pumpkins do not inspire much respect, but I was enchanted by their charming and winsome form."