"The ladder with the women's shoes going up it, I thought that was kind of boring, like she was leaving men behind and that wasn't very considerate. The room full of mirrors reflecting to infinity I thought was cool because I would do the same thing in my mom and dad's bathroom when I was a kid. The silver baby buggy with the dinosaur in it I thought was pretty boring and I didn't like it as much. The film was eerie, very weird and strange. It felt Japanese. The room with the boat was interesting, but the music and the repetition made it feel weird. The gold jacket with the pasta I found one of the more boring pieces because it was, well, painted pasta." 

Yayoi Kusama INFINITY MIRROR ROOM--PHALLI'S FIELD (or FLOOR SHOW)  1965 (installation view)	Kjell Olsen in the recontructed INFINITY MIRROR ROOM--PHALLI'S FIELD
LOVE FOREVER: YAYOI KUSAMA, 1958-1968 December 13, 1998 - March 7, 1999