Winter 2

For this installment of my series inspired by Yayoi Kusama, I closely imitated this self-portrait of Kasuma at a table with cup and dishes on it. She utilizes two colors—red and blue. To make the subjects of the photos pop, they're left untouched by the marker. The background is tightly packed with strategically placed, squiggly lines and polka dots. These photos were taken on a 35mm disposable camera.














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