Infinity Mirrored Room – Brilliance of the Souls (2014)

as described

"Belongs to an important body of 'Infinity Mirrored Rooms' which the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama first developed in 1965. Kusama moved to New York City from Tokyo in 1957, where her provocative and experimental works, including performance, film, sculpture, and painting, reflected the mood of the time, challenging conservative society with a sense of abandon and sexual freedom.

The artist had suffered from 'rijinsho', a depersonalization disorder, where her vision was filled with veils and hallucinations from an early age. On her return to Japan in 1973, Kusama entered a psychiatric hospital to manage this condition.

As well as dots, ideas, of infinity and obliteration are important concept in Kusama's work. This can be experimented in Infinity Mirrored Room – Brilliance of the Souls, a room covered with mirrors that creates an infinity chamber of reflections. The darkened room contains spheres of light, which transition in colour and intensity. Light is reflected on every surfaces of interior space and appears to go on forever- to the point of the disappearance. In Infinity Mirrored Room - the difference between form and space, inner self, and exterior world, appears to meld into one."

if you take a closer, these are actually scribble lines!