Hundreds of little destroyers are better than one great artist.

In the past 12 months, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who is famous for her polka-dot art, created a simple yet interesting installation named "The Obliteration Room" at the Queensland Art Gallery in Australia. She purchased many pieces of furniture and decorations such as white tables, chairs, pianos, and lamps, arranging them in an entirely white room to create a three-dimensional and large white canvas.

She then distributed colorful polka-dot stickers to hundreds of young visitors at the gallery, inviting them to stick the stickers freely around the all-white space. After being transformed by these little creators, the room gradually became submerged in dots and eventually turned into a unique, vibrant, and colorful house.