A Filipino couple, Lito and Kim Camacho, have amassed one of the largest private collections of artworks by the late Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, consisting of over 100 pieces. Their collection includes notable works like 'Sex Obsession' and 'Statue of Venus Obliterated by Infinity Nets.' The couple first encountered Kusama's work during a trip to Japan in 2004 and later loaned nine pieces for a major exhibition at the National Gallery Victoria in Melbourne, which drew over half a million visitors. They have expressed interest in organizing a major retrospective of Kusama's work in the future. Kim Camacho described Kusama's art as original, versatile, and unique, highlighting her ability to work across various mediums.
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