In 2007, Damien Hirst produced the editioned print ‘St Paul’s’, a large and dazzling network of images of butterfly wings derived from his ‘Cathedral’ portfolio. The design stems from the logic of Hirst’s acclaimed ‘Kaleidoscope Paintings’ in which the artist placed up to thousands of butterfly wings in intricate geometric patterns on household paint...read more

Damien Hirst’s ‘Six Pills – Small Print’ (2005) portrays six pills of different shapes, sizes and colours sitting on sleek reflective shelves, precisely placed against a mirrored background. An inkjet print on paper after an original painting from his ‘Fact Paintings’ series, the present work eloquently condenses Hirst’s perennial fascinations for colour, death and religion into a single image...read more