Louis Vuitton Re-collaborates with Japanese Contemporary Artist Yayoi Kusama After 2012, the 93-year-old artist best known for her polka dots attempts to communicate her conceptual art. The feather smudge her dots art is valued at $1 million.

In 2006 when Marc Jacobs was the creative director of Louis Vuitton, Jacobs went to Tokyo to meet the Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama and found that she cast the shadows of her art on one of the house’s bags, which inspired him to present a collection with her in 2012, today Louis Vuitton is re-collaborating.
A series of bags characterized by colored circles that appeared in the form of a feathery smudge with inaccurate borders. When looking at it, it appears as if it was freshly smudged. When you see it, you feel that it is wet and has not dried yet, as if it is not touchable, although it is quite the opposite.