Damien Hirst has released a new album "Butterfly Rainbow".

This work was produced with the intention of supporting NHS (National Health Service), which is making an effort in the outbreak of coronavirus. An artwork with butterfly wings, which has been used for Hurst works, with a rainbow of six colors as a motif. Free download is possible from the official website. Hurst commented, "The rainbow is a sign of hope. I hope each one will decorate their artwork and display it on their windows." In addition, we are planning to sell a limited edition of the same work, and will say that details will be announced later on Instagram, all profitsIt will be donated to the NHS.

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Also, on Instagram, a related work with a heart motif will be announced. "In this crisis,I am in awe of a charity organization in the country that endangers life and health to deliver food to vulnerable people, "commented and intends to make a donation through this work.

 

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I’m in awe of the charity-workers and community groups across the country who are risking their lives and health to deliver food to the most vulnerable in this time of crisis. I wanted to pay tribute to them so I also made this heart using the colours of the rainbow, a symbol of solidarity and hope, to support the Evening Standard and The Independent’s campaign to raise money for these vital organisations. It’ll be printed in today’s Evening Standard so if you’re able to then pick up a copy and stick it up and show some love and hope in your window. I will also be releasing this one as a print, and the money will be going to support the hungry and those helping them; stay tuned for more info.

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