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Artist Yayoi Kusama does it again -- this time with the help of Australian children! As part of her latest exhibition Look Now, See Forever -- on view at the Queensland Art Gallery through March 11 -- she prepared a stark white room and then gave visiting kids thousands of colorful dots that they were then allowed to put wherever they wanted. So cool!
via Spoon and Tamago
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This would have been really neat in stop motion.
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Amazing.Seems like Kina Grannis's Jelly beans.
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