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DAMIEN HIRST 'Heaven' (2024) Collectible Cotton Tea Towel

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DAMIEN HIRST 'Heaven' (2024) Collectible Cotton Tea Towel'Heaven' by Damien Hirst, 2024 Collectible towel featuring the artist's most iconic work a real, life size shark suspended and encased. Based on the 'Heaven' shark sculpture from 2008. Available only at Hirst's "The Light that Shines" exhibition in Paris, 2024. 27. 5 x 18. 9 Inches 70 x 48 Centimeters 12 x 8. 5 Inches (envelope) Printed artwork graphic on 100% organic cotton tea towel. Limited Edition of unknown quantity. Published by HENI art & tech.

'Heaven' by Damien Hirst, 2024
Collectible towel featuring the artist's most iconic work - a real, life-size shark suspended and encased.
Based on the 'Heaven' shark sculpture from 2008.
Available only at Hirst's "The Light that Shines" exhibition in Paris, 2024.
27.5 x 18.9 Inches
70 x 48 Centimeters
12 x 8.5 Inches (envelope)
Printed artwork graphic on 100% organic cotton tea towel.
Limited Edition of unknown quantity.
Published by HENI art & tech. market, London, UK.
Damien Hirst's printed signature in white at bottom.
New in original packaging.

ARTIST BIO

Damien Hirst is a British multidisciplinary artist, born in Bristol in 1965. 

After growing up in Leeds, he moved to London in 1984 and completed a BA in Fine Art at Goldsmiths College. Since the late 1980s, Damien Hirst has used a variety of media, from installation to painting, sculpture and drawing, to explore the complex relationships between art and science, life and death.

He believes that “art is about life and can’t really be anything else. There is nothing else.” His work explores and challenges modern belief systems and dissects the tensions and uncertainties at the heart of the human experience. From the age of 16, he regularly visited the anatomy department at Leeds Medical School where he practiced drawing cadavers. These experiences allowed him to see the difficulties he had with the idea of death as a living being. 

In 2024, Damien Hirst opened the major exhibition The Light That Shines at Château La Coste, allowing him to reveal the breadth of his art and practice through different series of his work, exhibited in the architects' pavilions of the estate. 

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