Who's afraid of red, yellow, blue and death Pop Art which have influenced generations of

which have influenced generations of Japanese artists

blending the refined elegance of the Rinpa school with the vibrant visual language of his artistic universe

An intense

The title of the work refers to two fundamental concepts in Japanese tradition:

aggressive and the pleasure of destruction

Who's afraid of red, yellow, blue and death Pop Art which have influenced generations ofOffset lithograph with silver and silkscreen, enhanced with spot UV varnishing on paper. This print is hand signed by Takashi Murakami and comes from a numbered edition of 300. Published by Kaikai Kiki Co. Ltd, Japan. Whos afraid of red, yellow, blue and death occupies a distinctive place within Murakamis skull imagery, not least because he rarely separates colour with such firmness and clarity in these compositions. The emphatic division of red,