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Takashi Murakami’s “Jellyfish Eyes (Pink)” presents numerous cartoon-like, pink, and khaki green eyes, effortlessly floating across a pale pink plane.
Although it is colorful and vivid, the work’s subject matter evokes a sense of anxiety as it references Japanese kaijū (monster) movies, a genre that inspired the artist to make a film that shares its title with the works of this series.