The sharp maps by Damien Hirst

El provocativo artista Damien Hirst es conocido por sus topos de colores, pinturas repletas de colores e instalaciones a partir de animales. Sin embargo, el visionario británico ha presentado ‘Black Scalpel Cityscapes‘, una nueva serie de paisajes aéreos realizados a partir de agujas, alfileres y bisturíes. Preciosos mapas de Nueva York, San Francisco, Roma o París que contrastan su fondo negro con brillantes y afilados utensilios metálicos. Damien Hirst continua reflexionando sobre su los mismos referentes: orden, muerte y precisión. Además, el artista ha añadido pequeños referentes de cada una de las ciudades que ha retratado, introduciendo francos en el plano de París o pequeños medallones religiosos para la Ciudad del Vaticano.

The provocative artist Damien Hirst is known for its dots of color painting, big expressionist canvas and art installations with animals. However, the British visionary has introduced ‘Black Scalpel Cityscapes‘, a new series of aerial scenery made from needles, pins and knives. Precious maps of New York, San Francisco, Rome or Paris contrasting its black background with bright and sharp metal utensils. Damien Hirst continues reflecting on her the same referents: order, death and accuracy. In addition, the artist has added little concerning each of the cities that has portrayed by introducing francs in Paris flat or small religious medallions to the Vatican.

The provocative artist Damien Hirst is known for its dots of color painting, big expressionist canvas and art installations with animals. However, the British visionary has introduced ‘Black Scalpel Cityscapes‘, a new series of aerial scenery made from needles, pins and knives. Precious maps of New York, San Francisco, Rome or Paris contrasting its black background with bright and sharp metal utensils. Damien Hirst continues reflecting on her the same referents: order, death and accuracy. In addition, the artist has added little concerning each of the cities that has portrayed by introducing francs in Paris flat or small religious medallions to the Vatican.