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Visions Blossom (Paper Blossoms), 2021
Oil on card, mounted on birch ply frames with canvas webbing
33 1/10 × 23 3/5 in | 84 × 60 cm
Damien Hirst remains one of the most consequential figures in contemporary art, having fundamentally reshaped the relationship between art, commerce, and spectacle since emerging as a leading voice of the Young British Artists in the late 1980s. His works command significant attention at auction and continue to influence generations of artists grappling with themes of mortality, beauty, and the natural world. Visions Blossom (Paper Blossoms) belongs to Hirst's celebrated Cherry Blossoms series, a body of work that marked a decisive return to painting after years focused on conceptual projects and installations. Debuting at the Fondation Cartier in Paris in 2021, the series represented a deliberate engagement with the physical act of painting, with Hirst applying thick impasto layers to create densely textured surfaces alive with chromatic intensity. The works reference both Impressionist traditions and the transient beauty of cherry blossoms in Japanese culture, while maintaining Hirst's persistent meditation on cycles of life and death. This unique work on card, mounted on birch ply frames with canvas webbing, exemplifies the tactile materiality central to the series. The modest scale invites intimate viewing, allowing the accumulated layers of oil paint to reveal their full complexity. As a unique piece rather than an editioned print, it holds particular significance within Hirst's broader output, offering direct access to the artist's hand at a moment of renewed critical engagement with traditional mediums. Guy Hepner welcomes inquiries regarding the acquisition of this work.
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