Deodato Arte has featured Takashi Murakami’s 'Jellyfish Eyes Cream' in its Summer Selection, placing the 2001 screenprint among the gallery’s current stock of immediately available works. The Milan-based gallery’s online listing identifies the piece as in stock and gives it a price of €1,523.81 VAT included, with the edition presented as a hand-signed limited edition. The work measures 50 x 50 cm and is offered on paper.
The gallery’s product page says 'Jellyfish Eyes Cream' was created in 2001 and produced as a limited edition of 300. It describes the image as a field of large stylized eyes floating across a cream-colored ground, with green irises, red outlines and white highlights. According to the listing, the composition is intended to convey a fluid, almost organic movement, with irregular spacing and biomorphic forms that give the impression of a surface in motion.
Murakami is a major figure in contemporary Japanese art, and Deodato Arte’s artist page frames his practice through the Superflat movement, which the gallery says he helped bring to New York. The site describes his work as blending references to mass culture with Japanese cultural and artistic tradition, and notes his repeated use of anime and manga imagery. In the context of the gallery’s summer roundup, 'Jellyfish Eyes Cream' sits alongside works by other artists including Orticanoodles, Arnaud Nazare-Aga, Mr. Savethewall, KAWS, Shepard Fairey and Mr. Brainwash.
The Murakami listing also situates the work within themes the artist returns to across his practice: perception, repetition and the relation between the natural and the artificial. The gallery text says the title evokes immersion in an alien and visually seductive environment, while the palette of neutral tones and vivid accents is presented as a balance between serenity and dynamism. The screenprint technique is described as giving the work a smooth finish and precise detail.
On the product page, Deodato Arte gives additional technical information for 'Jellyfish Eyes Cream': screenprint, paper support, 50 cm width, 50 cm height, year 2001, hand-signed, SKU 20-100-5355. The gallery also notes practical services for the artwork, including secure payment, free returns if problems arise, fast delivery for works in stock and insured worldwide shipping.
Deodato Arte’s broader site positions Murakami as one of the gallery’s core contemporary artists, and the Summer Selection page presents his print as one of the current highlights within an online selection of new arrivals. The listing places the work directly in the gallery’s sale inventory rather than in an announced exhibition programme, and the page states that requests are handled in order of arrival.
