The pioneering Japanese artist talked openly about how her mental health and neurodivergence informed her creativity, paving the way for the likes of Turner prize winner Nnena Kalu

Japan's "polka dot queen" has been remembered for her remarkable originality.

From the 1950s to the 2020s, Kusama produced vivid paintings, sculptures and vast installations that often drew on her experience of hallucinations

A statement on her website stated that the artist died in a Tokyo hospital on Aug 14.