In Fruitful (Large), viewers are treated to an immersive journey into one of Damien Hirst's monumental 'Cherry Blossoms' canvases. This abstract paint passage, enlarged for our scrutiny, presents dynamic swaths of white, pink, and green paint that practically leap from the canvas. Against a stark black background, the heavy impasto takes center stage, its texture pulled across the frame with an almost tangible energy. The exceedingly viscous material seems to come alive, curling and bending as if with a mind of its own, colors meeting and overlapping in a mesmerizing dance.

There's a whimsical quality to Fruitful (Large), as it teases viewers who might be tempted to reach out and touch the bubble gum-like brushes of paint. This playful invitation to engage with the work up close underscores Hirst's mastery of painterly techniques. Each stroke and layer of paint encourages us to delve deeper into his wondrous world of color and texture, inviting us to explore the depths of his artistic vision.

This particular piece was created in 2020 in collaboration with the Fondazione Prada as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic, aimed at supporting schoolchildren in Italy. Amidst its tactile and vibrantly colored surface, Fruitful (Large) stands as a vibrant reminder of the joy and beauty that surrounds us, even in challenging times.