Since the early days of his artistic career Takashi Murakami has openly expressed his frustrations with the global collective's consumerist mindset as seen through his personally coined "super flat" approach that blurs the lines between the low and high arts. His creations, although quite vivid in color and imagination, generally offer dark undertones that scrutinizes the superficial world to the point it further saddens rather than inspiring those to enlightenment. During his "Arhat" exhibition...
Since the early days of his artistic career Takashi Murakami has openly expressed his frustrations with the global collective's consumerist mindset as seen through his personally coined "super flat" approach that blurs the lines between the low and high arts. His creations, although quite vivid in color and imagination, generally offer dark undertones that scrutinizes the superficial world to the point it further saddens rather than inspiring those to enlightenment. During his "Arhat" exhibition...
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