Jellyfish
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Takashi Murakami - Jellyfish
The work Jellyfish by Takashi Murakami is presented as a hypnotic circular composition, dominated by a multitude of stylized eyes floating over a pearlescent grey background. Measuring 55 cm in diameter and produced in a limited edition of 250 copies, the piece fully embodies the artist’s visual language, blending vector-based graphics, pop aesthetics, and Japanese visual culture in a format that is both decoratively striking and conceptually rich.
The floating, rounded forms evoke the image of jellyfish—as suggested by the title—but also reflect Murakami’s obsession with detail and serial repetition, key elements of the Superflat movement he himself theorized. The eyes, rendered in soft pastel tones with green and red accents, appear to watch the viewer from every angle, transforming the surface into a constantly shifting visual field. A sense of suspension and lightness is reinforced by the perfect symmetry of the composition, striking a balance between unease and fascination.
Created at the Kaikai Kiki Factory using advanced screenprinting techniques, Jellyfish once again demonstrates Murakami’s ability to craft imagery that is both accessible and layered, deliberately erasing the boundary between high art and popular culture. In this limited edition, the work stands as both a collectible object and an aesthetic reflection, uniting visual lightness with symbolic depth through formal and conceptual coherence.
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