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H18-3 Psychedelic, 2024
Diasec mounted Giclée on aluminium Signed and numbered
33 1/2 x 55 1/8 in 85 x 140 cm
Edition of 180 + 20 AP
H18-3 Psychedelic is a diasec-mounted giclée on aluminium created by Damien Hirst in 2024, part of his H18 Kaleidoscopes series. Produced in an edition of 180 plus 20 Artist's Proofs and measuring 33½ by 55⅛ inches, the work takes its title from the hallucinogenic visual character of the butterfly wing composition — a term that situates the work within a tradition of art that aspires to expand and transform perceptual experience. The psychedelic effect is not merely metaphorical: the kaleidoscopic arrangement of wings creates genuine optical phenomena that shift and intensify under sustained viewing. The butterfly wing compositions of the Kaleidoscopes series achieve their psychedelic effect through the interaction of pattern, symmetry, and color at multiple scales simultaneously. Individual wings carry their own intricate natural patterns; these are arranged into larger symmetric forms; and these forms in turn create the overall composition, which seems to shift and rotate as the viewer's gaze tracks across it. The diasec mounting process amplifies this perceptual effect, with the acrylic face-mount creating a depth and luminosity that makes the colors appear to emanate from within. Psychedelic, with its self-descriptive title, is the work in the series that most directly announces and celebrates this effect. Damien Hirst is one of the most internationally recognized artists of the contemporary period. His butterfly works — among his most celebrated and most widely collected bodies of work — engage simultaneously with the extraordinary beauty of natural materials and with complex questions about collection, mortality, and the aesthetics of display. H18-3 Psychedelic, as a recent and technically accomplished example of this practice, offers a commanding visual experience and represents an important collecting opportunity within Hirst's printed oeuvre.
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