
Blossoms
5 works

H14-3 Tolerance, 2024
Laminated Giclée print on aluminium composite panel
47 1/4 x 36 5/8 in 120 x 93 cm
Damien Hirst's Tolerance print is a part of The Secrets series, a collection of eight unique prints depicting thriving gardens inspired by Hirst's latest series, The Secret Gardens Paintings. This series marks a significant progression in Hirst's oeuvre, building upon themes explored in previous series such as Fruitful And Forever, The Virtues, and the more recent Where The Land Meets The Sea. Drawing inspiration from the Impressionists and Pointillists, Hirst employs flowers as a medium to delve into personal emotion and the transient nature of life.Tolerance is characterized by a vibrant palette and a technique that juxtaposes meticulous detail with gestural, almost violent applications of paint. This duality mirrors the themes within Hirst's work, evoking a balance between control and chaos, the designed and the natural, the harmonious and the discordant. The print invites viewers to contemplate the intricate relationship between humanity and nature, showcasing lush gardens that are simultaneously wild and meticulously curated.Through The Secrets series, Hirst prompts viewers to reflect on the simultaneous hope and futility of attempting to control nature. This theme resonates in a society increasingly aware of its environmental impact, highlighting the delicate equilibrium between human progress and the preservation of natural beauty.Damien Hirst's H14 The Secrets series, including Tolerance, offers a captivating exploration of the mysteries that define our existence. Through bold imagery and conceptual depth, Hirst invites collectors on a journey of introspection and revelation, challenging them to confront the secrets that lie within and beyond. This series stands as a testament to Hirst's enduring influence in the art world, promising to captivate collectors and enthusiasts for years to come.
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Damien Hirst is the defining figure of the Young British Artists movement and one of the most collected living artists in the world. His work spans Natural History sculptures, Spot Paintings, Butterfly Works, Spin Paintings, and pharmaceutical installations ? series that have set auction benchmarks at Sotheby's, Christie's, and Phillips across four decades. Collections at Tate Modern, MoMA, and the Guggenheim confirm his standing as one of the essential artists of his generation.
His single-artist auction "Beautiful Inside My Head Forever" generated $198 million at Sotheby's in 2008, a record that remains one of the most significant events in the contemporary art market. Major works including the Lullaby series of medicine cabinets and the Natural History formaldehyde sculptures have each achieved prices above $10 million, while his Spot Paintings and print editions sustain deep, global secondary market activity across all price points.
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