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2009
Etching on paper
Edition of 59
Signed and numbered by the artist
117cm x 119cm
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The Sanctum series by Damien Hirst was created in 2009 and features etchings that explore themes of spirituality, mortality, and transcendence. Each work in the series uses intricate arrangements of butterfly wings to evoke stained glass windows, referencing the architecture and symbolism of churches and cathedrals. The butterflies, a recurring Hirst motif, serve as a metaphor for both the fragility and beauty of life.

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Damien Hirst

Meet Damien Hirst, the British artist who shattered the boundaries of contemporary art. Born in 1965, Hirst's bold and provocative works challenge our perceptions of life and death. His iconic piece "The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living", featuring a preserved shark, exemplifies his fascination with mortality. With a career spanning over three decades, Hirst continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his installations, sculptures, and paintings...

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