Valium (2000)
Artist: Damien Hirst
Medium: C-print on Fujicolor Crystal Archive
Dimensions: 120.5 x 119 cm
Edition: 500
Signature: Signed lower right “Damien Hirst”; numbered on the verso
Publisher: Eyestorm, London
Description:
Damien Hirst’s Valium (2000) is part of the artist’s iconic “spot paintings” series, which explores the aesthetics of color, order, and repetition. This C-print on Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper was published by Eyestorm, London, in a limited edition of 500. Each print is signed by Hirst at the lower right and individually numbered on the verso, ensuring authenticity. With its vibrant ar![]()
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rangement of colored dots, Valium reflects Hirst’s fascination with pharmaceuticals and the intersection of science, art, and consumer culture.
That same pixelated visual vocabulary reaches a striking crossover in InvadHirst (2025), a large-format silkscreen produced with Invader, in which digital fragmentation collides with Hirst's Spot Painting language. That same fascination with pharmaceuticals, color, and repetition extends into Anticipation, part of Hirst's celebrated Pharmaceutical Paintings exploring order and desire through serial form — both available now at Lynart Gallery.
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