Where the Land Meets the Sea

Laminated giclée print on aluminum composite panel

Hand-signed and numbered on the label

47.25 x 35.5 in

120 x 90 cm

Ed of 248

Damien Hirst’s H13-6, Pegwell Bay (2024) radiates with the vitality of pure gesture, layering bursts of red, green, pink, and blue across a muted gray backdrop. The dense, painterly surface is alive with drips, splatters, and smears, suggesting both the randomness of natural growth and the deliberate choreography of abstraction. The interplay of vibrant hues and negative space recalls the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms scattered in the wind, while the title grounds the work in the coastal landscape of Kent, a place marked by shifting tides and impermanence. As part of Hirst’s “Where the Land Meets the Sea” series, Pegwell Bay encapsulates his ongoing exploration of beauty, chaos, and ephemerality - transforming the transitory into something monumental and enduring.