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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by treyb on Apr 2, 2021 19:20:34 GMT 1, After reading pages and pages of this thread... Why are there so many haters? If you don’t like the piece just move on. If someone enjoys the piece let them enjoy it. So what if their space is limited in their house? Everyone who is hating has no reason to be. Congrats on the new pieces to those who got them.
After reading pages and pages of this thread... Why are there so many haters? If you don’t like the piece just move on. If someone enjoys the piece let them enjoy it. So what if their space is limited in their house? Everyone who is hating has no reason to be. Congrats on the new pieces to those who got them.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Wanchope on Apr 2, 2021 20:44:31 GMT 1, After reading pages and pages of this thread... Why are there so many haters? If you don’t like the piece just move on. If someone enjoys the piece let them enjoy it. So what if their space is limited in their house? Everyone who is hating has no reason to be. Congrats on the new pieces to those who got them.
Couldn’t agree more and it’s the usual nobbers at it as usual
After reading pages and pages of this thread... Why are there so many haters? If you don’t like the piece just move on. If someone enjoys the piece let them enjoy it. So what if their space is limited in their house? Everyone who is hating has no reason to be. Congrats on the new pieces to those who got them. Couldn’t agree more and it’s the usual nobbers at it as usual |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Arty Farty 15 on Apr 2, 2021 20:52:55 GMT 1, After reading pages and pages of this thread... Why are there so many haters? If you don’t like the piece just move on. If someone enjoys the piece let them enjoy it. So what if their space is limited in their house? Everyone who is hating has no reason to be. Congrats on the new pieces to those who got them. Couldn’t agree more and it’s the usual nobbers at it as usual
Many sour grapes that didn’t have the bottle to buy when they could have
After reading pages and pages of this thread... Why are there so many haters? If you don’t like the piece just move on. If someone enjoys the piece let them enjoy it. So what if their space is limited in their house? Everyone who is hating has no reason to be. Congrats on the new pieces to those who got them. Couldn’t agree more and it’s the usual nobbers at it as usual Many sour grapes that didn’t have the bottle to buy when they could have |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by u%hdjfka c on Apr 2, 2021 20:59:34 GMT 1, These are so much better than any lithograph on paper. Anyone who tries to argue otherwise is clearly so stuck in their ways they can’t tell their arse from their elbow.
Horse shit.
These are so much better than any lithograph on paper. Anyone who tries to argue otherwise is clearly so stuck in their ways they can’t tell their arse from their elbow. Horse shit. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Gentle Mental on Apr 3, 2021 8:25:04 GMT 1, Are these really shiny and reflective? Still don’t see any reflections in any of the pics so far.
Being big is great! Hirst’s work works best when it’s HUGE.
Are these really shiny and reflective? Still don’t see any reflections in any of the pics so far.
Being big is great! Hirst’s work works best when it’s HUGE.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by whatsthestory on Apr 3, 2021 9:24:52 GMT 1, These are so much better than any lithograph on paper. Anyone who tries to argue otherwise is clearly so stuck in their ways they can’t tell their arse from their elbow. Horse shit.
Have a look online at "lithograph Vs giclee" and every printing house is unanimous that the quality of giclee is higher. More colours, better accuracy etc etc.
I think people really have an issue with them being on an aluminium panel which contributes to the reflectiveness, not the giclee technique in itself.
These are so much better than any lithograph on paper. Anyone who tries to argue otherwise is clearly so stuck in their ways they can’t tell their arse from their elbow. Horse shit. Have a look online at "lithograph Vs giclee" and every printing house is unanimous that the quality of giclee is higher. More colours, better accuracy etc etc. I think people really have an issue with them being on an aluminium panel which contributes to the reflectiveness, not the giclee technique in itself. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by artzzzy on Apr 3, 2021 9:46:02 GMT 1, The aluminum panel is just the support on the back so it has nothing to do with the reflectiveness of the prints themselves.
The glossiness IMO is caused by laminating the prints to the back panels.
The aluminum panel is just the support on the back so it has nothing to do with the reflectiveness of the prints themselves.
The glossiness IMO is caused by laminating the prints to the back panels.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Gentle Mental on Apr 3, 2021 10:12:08 GMT 1, The aluminum panel is just the support on the back so it has nothing to do with the reflectiveness of the prints themselves. The glossiness IMO is caused by laminating the prints to the back panels.
Anyone has a photo of how reflective it is?
The aluminum panel is just the support on the back so it has nothing to do with the reflectiveness of the prints themselves. The glossiness IMO is caused by laminating the prints to the back panels. Anyone has a photo of how reflective it is? |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by whatsthestory on Apr 3, 2021 10:19:08 GMT 1, The aluminum panel is just the support on the back so it has nothing to do with the reflectiveness of the prints themselves. The glossiness IMO is caused by laminating the prints to the back panels. Anyone has a photo of how reflective it is?
Heni Instagram stories have most of the pictures
The aluminum panel is just the support on the back so it has nothing to do with the reflectiveness of the prints themselves. The glossiness IMO is caused by laminating the prints to the back panels. Anyone has a photo of how reflective it is? Heni Instagram stories have most of the pictures |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Georgie Poppit on Apr 3, 2021 11:24:38 GMT 1, Hockney uses a Matt dibond that needs framing but is a better option than the Heni shiny material. I don’t personally like the look of unframed dibond on the wall whoever it’s by.
Hockney uses a Matt dibond that needs framing but is a better option than the Heni shiny material. I don’t personally like the look of unframed dibond on the wall whoever it’s by.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by jimmyjam on Apr 3, 2021 13:32:06 GMT 1, The glare on these are much less than the previous releases.
I see many people here spending thousands on Avant Arte Giclees prints and praise how great their prints are... The quality in a Giclee should be better than a lithograph these days with the technology and color use. I would expect more and more top printing houses will start using Giclees - as newer technology is now making them better quality prints than other styles and cheaper to do.
The glare on these are much less than the previous releases.
I see many people here spending thousands on Avant Arte Giclees prints and praise how great their prints are... The quality in a Giclee should be better than a lithograph these days with the technology and color use. I would expect more and more top printing houses will start using Giclees - as newer technology is now making them better quality prints than other styles and cheaper to do.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Deleted on Apr 3, 2021 14:56:10 GMT 1, Are these really shiny and reflective? Still don’t see any reflections in any of the pics so far. Being big is great! Hirst’s work works best when it’s HUGE.
Are these really shiny and reflective? Still don’t see any reflections in any of the pics so far. Being big is great! Hirst’s work works best when it’s HUGE. No - there not. They are glossy and will reflect but they’re nowhere near as bad as some people seem to want to make out. Here’s my Mercy that’s just arrived. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by artzzzy on Apr 3, 2021 14:56:18 GMT 1, I think the issue some collectors have with Giclees is not strictly about the quality, that is usually high especially if we’re talking about prints that cost a few thousand dollars.
It’s mainly because a giclee is just an exact reproduction of an actual painting.
Some collectors want more from a print than just having a copy or a photo of a painting. Something to make it stand on it’s own as an art-piece/form of art.
But these are personal opinions... and as usual to each their own..
I think the issue some collectors have with Giclees is not strictly about the quality, that is usually high especially if we’re talking about prints that cost a few thousand dollars.
It’s mainly because a giclee is just an exact reproduction of an actual painting.
Some collectors want more from a print than just having a copy or a photo of a painting. Something to make it stand on it’s own as an art-piece/form of art.
But these are personal opinions... and as usual to each their own..
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Runit on Apr 3, 2021 15:20:56 GMT 1, The glare on these are much less than the previous releases. I see many people here spending thousands on Avant Arte Giclees prints and praise how great their prints are... The quality in a Giclee should be better than a lithograph these days with the technology and color use. I would expect more and more top printing houses will start using Giclees - as newer technology is now making them better quality prints than other styles and cheaper to do.
No. Gicle are brilliant for family photos. That’s about it. There is zero artistic / craftsmanship / merit in a gicle print and I cannot see reputable printing houses embracing this bogus medium. They’re crap. Have always been crap and will always be a shitty medium for print collectors.
The glare on these are much less than the previous releases. I see many people here spending thousands on Avant Arte Giclees prints and praise how great their prints are... The quality in a Giclee should be better than a lithograph these days with the technology and color use. I would expect more and more top printing houses will start using Giclees - as newer technology is now making them better quality prints than other styles and cheaper to do. No. Gicle are brilliant for family photos. That’s about it. There is zero artistic / craftsmanship / merit in a gicle print and I cannot see reputable printing houses embracing this bogus medium. They’re crap. Have always been crap and will always be a shitty medium for print collectors. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Gentle Mental on Apr 3, 2021 15:52:35 GMT 1, Giclee silkscreen litho are all ways of applying ink on paper.
All using machines.
All checked and approved by the printers and artists.
If the artist is happy with the giclee it’s art.
And in most cases it is - Frederick’s, Hirst, Parla, Ricther etc
As litho and silks just can’t get the colours right..
Doesn’t have to be done by an ancient technology to make it special.
It just has to be right by the artist.
Giclee silkscreen litho are all ways of applying ink on paper.
All using machines.
All checked and approved by the printers and artists.
If the artist is happy with the giclee it’s art.
And in most cases it is - Frederick’s, Hirst, Parla, Ricther etc
As litho and silks just can’t get the colours right..
Doesn’t have to be done by an ancient technology to make it special.
It just has to be right by the artist.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Charlie Bronson on Apr 3, 2021 16:25:42 GMT 1, Are these really shiny and reflective? Still don’t see any reflections in any of the pics so far. Being big is great! Hirst’s work works best when it’s HUGE. No - there not. They are glossy and will reflect but they’re nowhere near as bad as some people seem to want to make out. Here’s my Mercy that’s just arrived.
Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. gentlemental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻
Are these really shiny and reflective? Still don’t see any reflections in any of the pics so far. Being big is great! Hirst’s work works best when it’s HUGE. No - there not. They are glossy and will reflect but they’re nowhere near as bad as some people seem to want to make out. Here’s my Mercy that’s just arrived. Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. gentlemental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Charlie Bronson on Apr 3, 2021 16:36:57 GMT 1, Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. Gentle Mental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this, the whole forum would be talking about how the images are crap. I was surprised at how lazy the images are once people received them. I said it once already, but these cherry blossoms are something you'd find in a doctor's office. No soul. That's a fact.
We’ll agree to disagree. One of the many lovely things about art is that it’s subjective. What one person loves, another finds boring.
Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. Gentle Mental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this, the whole forum would be talking about how the images are crap. I was surprised at how lazy the images are once people received them. I said it once already, but these cherry blossoms are something you'd find in a doctor's office. No soul. That's a fact. We’ll agree to disagree. One of the many lovely things about art is that it’s subjective. What one person loves, another finds boring. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by whatsthestory on Apr 3, 2021 16:44:49 GMT 1, Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. Gentle Mental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this, the whole forum would be talking about how the images are crap. I was surprised at how lazy the images are once people received them. I said it once already, but these cherry blossoms are something you'd find in a doctor's office. No soul. That's a fact.
If you've said it already I wonder why you keep bothering to come back and say it again.
For an art forum there are a lot of "facts" about such a subjective topic around
Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. Gentle Mental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this, the whole forum would be talking about how the images are crap. I was surprised at how lazy the images are once people received them. I said it once already, but these cherry blossoms are something you'd find in a doctor's office. No soul. That's a fact. If you've said it already I wonder why you keep bothering to come back and say it again. For an art forum there are a lot of "facts" about such a subjective topic around |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by teabaggins on Apr 3, 2021 16:47:04 GMT 1, Congrats to those that bought. They look quite nice in a home.
Congrats to those that bought. They look quite nice in a home.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by robo on Apr 3, 2021 16:53:42 GMT 1, These are looking amazing. Thanks for posting photos!
These are looking amazing. Thanks for posting photos!
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by mose on Apr 3, 2021 16:58:00 GMT 1, Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. Gentle Mental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this, the whole forum would be talking about how the images are crap. I was surprised at how lazy the images are once people received them. I said it once already, but these cherry blossoms are something you'd find in a doctor's office. No soul. That's a fact.
IMO, this is one of the great fallacies of art. Artwork and artist can not be separated. You can't separate out this work from Hirst, so that statement 'If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this' doesn't mean anything. Buying this, you are buying a piece of Damien Hirst's artwork, and a slice of his whole oeuvre and the conceptual explorations that have defined his career. It incorporates everything before it and is influence by everything Hirst does after. In no way can it be isolated from that context. So, these works are in relation to the Spot Paintings, to the Colour Space Paintings, etc. from the past and also the subsequent Fruitful and Forever editions and so on. The theme of cherry blossoms directly relates to his decades of exploration of life/death, including in works such as the infamous 'The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living' and the much-derided 'Blue Paintings', etc.
Full disclosure: I've never owned anything Hirst except a used copy of the Spot Paintings raisonne.
Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. Gentle Mental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this, the whole forum would be talking about how the images are crap. I was surprised at how lazy the images are once people received them. I said it once already, but these cherry blossoms are something you'd find in a doctor's office. No soul. That's a fact. IMO, this is one of the great fallacies of art. Artwork and artist can not be separated. You can't separate out this work from Hirst, so that statement 'If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this' doesn't mean anything. Buying this, you are buying a piece of Damien Hirst's artwork, and a slice of his whole oeuvre and the conceptual explorations that have defined his career. It incorporates everything before it and is influence by everything Hirst does after. In no way can it be isolated from that context. So, these works are in relation to the Spot Paintings, to the Colour Space Paintings, etc. from the past and also the subsequent Fruitful and Forever editions and so on. The theme of cherry blossoms directly relates to his decades of exploration of life/death, including in works such as the infamous 'The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living' and the much-derided 'Blue Paintings', etc. Full disclosure: I've never owned anything Hirst except a used copy of the Spot Paintings raisonne. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by eyectopus on Apr 3, 2021 17:01:58 GMT 1, No - there not. They are glossy and will reflect but they’re nowhere near as bad as some people seem to want to make out. Here’s my Mercy that’s just arrived. Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. gentlemental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻
I love seeing the photos of them and think they are great. I decided not to buy one even though they ticked a lot of boxes in what I want to have on my walls. Another factor in addition to the above is that they can go straight on the wall without framing.
No - there not. They are glossy and will reflect but they’re nowhere near as bad as some people seem to want to make out. Here’s my Mercy that’s just arrived. Wow, I love it. I’ll say it again, a signed, limited Hirst that’s this big for 3k is a bargain. gentlemental is correct in saying Hirst works look best when huge. That thing is beautiful and gigantic. Will have such a presence on the wall. I regret not buying two. Great choice EKAP👊🏻 I love seeing the photos of them and think they are great. I decided not to buy one even though they ticked a lot of boxes in what I want to have on my walls. Another factor in addition to the above is that they can go straight on the wall without framing. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Gentle Mental on Apr 3, 2021 17:05:24 GMT 1, Spots are clinical.
Spins are random.
Butterflies geometrical.
These feel like a nice blend of Hirst’s idea of finding beauty.
Intentional chaos. Like Pollock. Life hope spring.
Opposite of diamond skulls perhaps.
Reason why theses aren’t just Doctor office’s paintings is because these are part of Hirst’s unique journey.
Simple as they are.
A one minute doodle by Picasso takes decades to happen.
Spots are clinical.
Spins are random.
Butterflies geometrical.
These feel like a nice blend of Hirst’s idea of finding beauty.
Intentional chaos. Like Pollock. Life hope spring.
Opposite of diamond skulls perhaps.
Reason why theses aren’t just Doctor office’s paintings is because these are part of Hirst’s unique journey.
Simple as they are.
A one minute doodle by Picasso takes decades to happen.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by ak1 on Apr 3, 2021 17:14:20 GMT 1, Starting to appear on ebay now. I imagine the first of many as they are shipped out.
Starting to appear on ebay now. I imagine the first of many as they are shipped out.
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by fbenson on Apr 3, 2021 17:15:02 GMT 1, IMO, this is one of the great fallacies of art. Artwork and artist can not be separated. You can't separate out this work from Hirst, so that statement 'If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this' doesn't mean anything. Buying this, you are buying a piece of Damien Hirst's artwork, and a slice of his whole oeuvre and the conceptual explorations that have defined his career. It incorporates everything before it and is influence by everything Hirst does after. In no way can it be isolated from that context. So, these works are in relation to the Spot Paintings, to the Colour Space Paintings, etc. from the past and also the subsequent Fruitful and Forever editions and so on. The theme of cherry blossoms directly relates to his decades of exploration of life/death, including in works such as the infamous 'The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living' and the much-derided 'Blue Paintings', etc. Full disclosure: I've never owned anything Hirst except a used copy of the Spot Paintings raisonne. Oh please. These are spitballs of paint shot at a tree someone else drew. Trying to say Damien Hirst has depth or context is laughable at best, uninformed at worst.
Sounds like someone didn’t have the loot at the time
IMO, this is one of the great fallacies of art. Artwork and artist can not be separated. You can't separate out this work from Hirst, so that statement 'If the Hirst signature wasn't attached to this' doesn't mean anything. Buying this, you are buying a piece of Damien Hirst's artwork, and a slice of his whole oeuvre and the conceptual explorations that have defined his career. It incorporates everything before it and is influence by everything Hirst does after. In no way can it be isolated from that context. So, these works are in relation to the Spot Paintings, to the Colour Space Paintings, etc. from the past and also the subsequent Fruitful and Forever editions and so on. The theme of cherry blossoms directly relates to his decades of exploration of life/death, including in works such as the infamous 'The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living' and the much-derided 'Blue Paintings', etc. Full disclosure: I've never owned anything Hirst except a used copy of the Spot Paintings raisonne. Oh please. These are spitballs of paint shot at a tree someone else drew. Trying to say Damien Hirst has depth or context is laughable at best, uninformed at worst. Sounds like someone didn’t have the loot at the time |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Runit on Apr 3, 2021 17:25:09 GMT 1, Spots are clinical. Spins are random. Butterflies geometrical. These feel like a nice blend of Hirst’s idea of finding beauty. Intentional chaos. Like Pollock. Life hope spring. Opposite of diamond skulls perhaps. Reason why theses aren’t just Doctor office’s paintings is because these are part of Hirst’s unique journey. Simple as they are. A one minute doodle by Picasso takes decades to happen.
Lol. Pure and utter shit.
Spots are clinical. Spins are random. Butterflies geometrical. These feel like a nice blend of Hirst’s idea of finding beauty. Intentional chaos. Like Pollock. Life hope spring. Opposite of diamond skulls perhaps. Reason why theses aren’t just Doctor office’s paintings is because these are part of Hirst’s unique journey. Simple as they are. A one minute doodle by Picasso takes decades to happen. Lol. Pure and utter shit. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by whatsthestory on Apr 3, 2021 17:40:00 GMT 1, Trolls out in full force this bank holiday.
Spots are clinical. Spins are random. Butterflies geometrical. These feel like a nice blend of Hirst’s idea of finding beauty. Intentional chaos. Like Pollock. Life hope spring. Opposite of diamond skulls perhaps. Reason why theses aren’t just Doctor office’s paintings is because these are part of Hirst’s unique journey. Simple as they are. A one minute doodle by Picasso takes decades to happen. Lol. Pure and utter shit.
Trolls out in full force this bank holiday. Spots are clinical. Spins are random. Butterflies geometrical. These feel like a nice blend of Hirst’s idea of finding beauty. Intentional chaos. Like Pollock. Life hope spring. Opposite of diamond skulls perhaps. Reason why theses aren’t just Doctor office’s paintings is because these are part of Hirst’s unique journey. Simple as they are. A one minute doodle by Picasso takes decades to happen. Lol. Pure and utter shit. |
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by maven on Apr 3, 2021 17:49:08 GMT 1, This looks like a great Hirst to own, I’m certainly excited and 👀 looking forward to receiving mine.
No need for any negativity at all, anyone could have bought one!
This looks like a great Hirst to own, I’m certainly excited and 👀 looking forward to receiving mine.
No need for any negativity at all, anyone could have bought one!
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Damien Hirst H9 • The Virtues, by Runit on Apr 3, 2021 18:01:05 GMT 1, Trolls out in full force this bank holiday. Lol. Pure and utter shit.
Lazy response. These were a cynical release right from the start. You’re trying to justify the price tag for something designed to make a huge profit for the least cost and effort. I hope you enjoy your highly reflective overpriced gicle. Call it what it is. This is precisely where it is (*signed and endorsers by Hirst himself)
Trolls out in full force this bank holiday. Lol. Pure and utter shit. Lazy response. These were a cynical release right from the start. You’re trying to justify the price tag for something designed to make a huge profit for the least cost and effort. I hope you enjoy your highly reflective overpriced gicle. Call it what it is. This is precisely where it is (*signed and endorsers by Hirst himself) |
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