Damien Hirst: Cathedral, St. Paul’s Christoph Radl and a backlit female figure

and a backlit female figure standing in a dramatic pose titled “le sex-appeal” (sex appeal)

majolica sculptures

visible through oval-shaped lenses or window grids

referring to them as such after curator Marcia Tucker’s 1978 exhibition Bad Painting at the New Museum

A small “É” is embroidered on the bottom left front of the shirt

Damien Hirst: Cathedral, St. Paul’s Christoph Radl and a backlit female figureDamien Hirsts Cathedral series features symmetrical kaleidoscopic patterns made up of numerous butterfly wings, inspired by the stained glass rose windows of Gothic cathedrals around the world, such as the Hagia Sophia, Notre Dame de Paris, and the Palais des Papes. With their hypnotic geometric designs, the limited edition prints are reminiscent of Hirsts famous Kaleidoscope paintings.