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The artwork “A Thousand Years” presents a meticulously crafted glass display showcasing the lifecycle of insects—primarily maggots and flies—within a decaying organic form. Damien Hirst’s work explores themes of decomposition and natural processes through this confronting visual representation of bi...
The artwork presents a meticulously preserved, large-scale tiger shark encased within an amber-colored resin. Damien Hirst’s piece explores themes of mortality and the human perception of death. It utilizes taxidermy and biomorphism to create a visually arresting statement about life's fragility. Th...
Butterfly (Paradise) (2009) is a screenprint by British artist Damien Hirst from his Butterfly series, composing kaleidoscopic symmetrical patterns from butterfly wings to explore beauty, symmetry, and mortality.
Superstition (2006) is a screenprint by Damien Hirst from his Cabinet series referencing pharmaceutical packaging and medicine, continuing his long-running investigation into science, faith, and the human body.
The Virgin Mother is Damien Hirst's monumental bronze sculpture of a pregnant anatomical figure, first shown in the mid-2000s.
I Am Become Death (2006) is a screenprint by British artist Damien Hirst whose title quotes J. Robert Oppenheimer's reaction to the first atomic bomb test, connecting themes of science, power, and destruction.
For the Love of God is Damien Hirst's 2007 platinum skull set with 8,601 diamonds, one of the costliest artworks made by a living artist.
