La La La

La La La, edition 54 of 150 from 2008, takes its title from a wordless expression of musical pleasure, a sound made when words are insufficient for joy. Kaneko's prints from the mid-2000s onward increasingly lean toward titles that evoke mood and sensation rather than describing specific objects or places. La La La suggests a carefree musical spontaneity that the visual work presumably embodies through its composition and color — bold, rhythmic, expansive, resisting the melancholic introspection of more traditional Japanese print aesthetics.