Big Love, 2010
From an edition of 50 (there were also ten artist's proofs), published by Other Criteria, London, with their blindstamp
61 x 59 1/2 inches (154.6 x 151.1 cm.)
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Damien Hirst, a prominent figure in contemporary art, is best known for his provocative exploration of themes such as life, death, and beauty. His artistic practice spans multiple mediums, from painting and sculpture to installations, often provoking strong reactions from viewers. Hirst’s work frequently addresses the human condition through bold and sometimes shocking imagery, challenging conventional understandings of art. His 2010 piece Big Love reflects his fascination with the intersection of art, emotion, and consumer culture, using vibrant colors and intricate patterns to create a sense of both order and chaos. Published by Other Criteria, Hirst’s own publishing company, this screenprint in colors exemplifies his innovative approach to printmaking and design.
Big Love is a large-scale screenprint that measures 61 x 59 1/2 inches and was printed on heavy wove paper. Signed by Hirst in pencil, it was created in a limited edition of 50, with an additional ten artist’s proofs. The work features a richly textured glaze overlay, giving it a visually dynamic surface that contrasts with its smooth paper medium. The piece, stamped with Other Criteria’s blindstamp, exemplifies Hirst’s ability to translate his larger conceptual ideas into smaller, collectible works. Big Love is a striking example of his ongoing exploration of color, form, and pattern, and it offers a glimpse into his enduring preoccupation with themes of love and connection in a visually compelling manner.
