Yayoi Kusama is one of the most admired artists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Known for her use of repetitive elements—most famously, her use of repeating dots—Kusama’s work enchants and inspires a global audience. Kusama’s new exhibition—Every Day I Pray for Love—is on display at the David Zwirner Gallery in Chelsea. The exhibit includes paintings in her My Eternal Soul series, sculptures, and, the reason for that very long line on the sidewalk in front of the gallery, the Infinity Mirrored Room - Dancing Lights That Flew Up to the Universe, 2019. One cold morning this week we waited in the line for about an hour to spend one minute with three other people in the infinity room. Although brief, it’s well worth it. The infinity room, as the gallery says, is an “immersive and poetic experience of endless space” and the beautiful flickering lights combined with the dreamlike reflections are meant to reveal, as Kusama says, an “eternal unlimited universe [and] the eternity of interrelationships.” Unfortunately, there is only a finite time to see it. The exhibition is only on display through December 14, 2019, so hurry!