Category Archives: Journeys

Yayoi Kusama: Infinite Love – SFMOMA

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If you can’t Journey to Naoshima to see her infamous Apple on the pier, venture to SFMOMA for Yayoi Kusama: Infinite Love. October 14, 2023–September 7,2024. Our clients are making the Journey to Japan, if you can’t, then don’t miss this colorful adventure. Tickets are selling out.

Yayoi Kusama, Naoshima Apple

Yayoi Kusama is one of the world’s most iconic and celebrated artists working today. With connections to Pop Art, Minimalism, psychedelia, and popular culture, Kusama’s multidisciplinary career transcends categories as the artist continues to innovate over a career spanning more than 70 years.

Enter an unforgettable universe of luminous color and endless reflections, only at SFMOMA! Experience the kaleidoscopic world of Yayoi Kusama, one of the most iconic and globally celebrated artists working today. Kusama’s first solo presentation in Northern California encompasses two Infinity Mirror Rooms, including her newest room, Dreaming of Earth’s Sphericity, I Would Offer My Love (2023), a cosmos of dancing color and light.

LOVE IS CALLING (2013), the second room in the presentation — and one of Kusama’s largest and most immersive works — features a darkened environment illuminated by vividly colored inflatable forms that extend from the floor and ceiling accompanied by the sound of the artist reciting a poem about love.

“Dots are symbols of the world, the cosmos. The Earth is a dot, the moon, sun, the stars are all made up of dots. You and me, we are dots.”

— Yayoi Kusama

Camel Caravans of Ancient Morocco.

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In their halcyon days, camel caravans consisted of thousands of camels travelling from North Africa, across the desert to the savannah region in the south.

Skoura- Sunset Tea with a Poet

My Moroccan Camel Caravan is by luxury vehicle with my trusted driver, Mustapha. I may transport as many bags as these desert caravans, and the purpose is similar.

Camel caravans were used for travel, trade, and information exchange. They were crucial in helping establish the Silk Road, an extensive trade network linking China to Europe and northern Africa via the Middle East.

My upcoming Camel Caravan will also be used for travel and information exchange in the form of visiting new city hotels and Sahara camps, exploring riads in the Marrakech medina, staying at a new property in the Atlas Mountains. Supporting the trade industry in search of handmade baskets, woven textiles, and brass lamps.

Crisscrossing the Country from the Atlantic near Casablanca, across the Sahara in search of the ultimate luxury desert camp, to the oldest Moroccan Imperial city of Fez, days in Marrakech, the Sous Valley in southwestern Morocco, and trailing the Atlantic Coast in Southern Morocco.

Marrakech Camel and hand crafted box