The lithograph shows the rear view of the proposed installation
This screenprint on wood was produced in an extremely limited edition of only 2 pieces
the complete set of six (including one print available only in the portfolio) was limited to just 100 sets
The work originated through an innovative process where canvases initially placed on Hirst's studio floor collected incidental paint marks during his "Cherry Blossoms" series creation
David Hockney's letter V comes from Hockney's Alphabet
I saw the half of the moon , 2002 Political The lithograph shows the rearIn a Spin, the Action of the World on Things, Volume I, 2002 is a distinguished set of 23 etchings by Damien Hirst, published by The Paragon Press. This series represents Hirst's pioneering effort to translate his innovative Spin Paintings into the printmaking medium. Since the mid 1990s, Damien Hirst has explored abstraction by pouring paint onto rotating canvases attached to a spin machine. In a Spin, the Action of the World on Things, Volume I