Takashi Murakami: Panda with Panda Cubs 1966 Murakami pictures an amoebic figure-eight

Murakami pictures an amoebic figure-eight shape atop a ground of colorful Benday dots and expressive drips and spills

elaborating on the themes of loss and redemption that Kiefer explores elsewhere in Exodus

The spotlighted artists include Hilma af Klimt

Integral to the film

in conjunction with Pablo Picasso: Experiments in Linogravure at Gagosian

Takashi Murakami: Panda with Panda Cubs 1966 Murakami pictures an amoebic figure-eightTakashi Murakamis signed, limited edition print Panda with Panda Cubs depicts a family of the titular animals clambering over a sphere of the artists ubiquitous smiling flowers set against a silver pattern of overlapping skulls. Murakamis flower motif, which first appeared in his work in 1995, was inspired by the artists training in nihonga (traditional Japanese painting) and shares the disciplines focus on natural forms, while the panda is among