Damien Hirst is a British contemporary artist and a leading figure in the Young British Artists (YBA) movement. Born in 1965, Hirst is best known for his provocative works that explore themes of life, death, and the boundaries of art.
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Provocation and Conceptual Innovation
Hirst’s art challenges traditional notions of beauty and value, often using shocking imagery and unconventional materials. His works provoke debate about mortality, science, and the role of the artist in society.
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Exhibitions and Global Influence
Hirst has exhibited worldwide, with major retrospectives at leading museums. His works are held in major collections and continue to shape the discourse around contemporary art. Hirst’s legacy is defined by his willingness to push boundaries and question the status quo.