Digital Design Portfolio Presented by : Mohd Rameez Shaikh
YAYOI KUSAMA She is a famous Japanese contemporary artist born on 22 March 1929 in Matsumoto, Japan. She is well known for her unique artwork, especially polka dots, pumpkins, and infinity rooms. Her art is inspired by nature, imagination, and repeated patterns. She uses bright colours, shapes, and creative designs to express her thoughts and feelings. Her famous Infinity Mirror Rooms create an illusion of endless space using mirrors and lights. Kusama has worked in painting, sculpture, installation, and performance art. She is considered one of the most influential and successful female artists in the world.
Famous works
Pumpkin Sculpture
The Obliteration Room
Dots Obsession Bloom Flower
Giant Tulip
Obliteration Room A white room covered with colourful stickers. It shows how repeated patterns can transform a space.
Pumpkin Sculpture Thisartwork features yellowpumpkinswith black dots. It creates an illusion of endless space using mirror
Dots Obsession
This artworkfeaturesredandwhite polkadotscovering the entire space. It represents infinity and repetition.
Bloom Flower Acolourfulflowersculpture decoratedwithdots, representingnature, happiness, imagination, and creativity.
Giant Tulip A giantcolourful tulipsculpturedecorated with polka dots representing nature, imagination, creativity and Kusama's unique artistic style.
Composition on tile Polka Dots and Waves
This composition is inspired by Yayoi Kusama's signature polka dot style. It uses black circular dots, white wavy lines and a red background to create repetition, rhythm, movement contrast, and visual balance.
Books and Why I Chose Them 1.Towards a New Architecture Le Corbusier
I chose this book because it explains modern architecture simple forms, functional design and the importance of technology in buildings.
2.AnOrganic Architecture Frank Lloyd Wright
I chose this book because it explains how architecture can connect with nature, natural surroundings and the environment through organic design.
3. Form, Space and Order Francis D.K. Ching
I chose this book because it helps me understand basic architectural elements like form , space, line, plan, shape and their relationships in design.