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Offset lithograph on paper (diptych) - Hand signed and numbered in pencil by the artist, recto - Each sheet 29.7 x 21 cm (11 11/16 x 8 1/4in) - Full size: 49 × 62 × 5 cm (9.3 × 24.4× 2 in) - Series: Text - Publisher: White Cube Gallery // Tracey Emin's Tattoo (2001) is an offset lithograph diptych that merges text and imagery, reflecting her deeply personal and confessional style. The left panel features Emin’s handwritten text, exploring themes of identity, permanence, and self-expression through the act of tattooing. Her raw and candid language reveals her emotions and thoughts, characteristic of her intimate approach to art. The right panel presents a series of Polaroid-style photographs that document close-up shots of her tattooed body, highlighting the personal and physical aspect of the narrative. The juxtaposition of text and image creates a powerful dialogue, emphasizing the intertwining of body and identity. Published by White Cube Gallery and hand-signed by the artist, this piece encapsulates Emin's ability to blend autobiography with visual art, making the viewer engage directly with her vulnerable storytelling.
Tatoo, 2001
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Offset lithograph on paper (diptych) - Hand signed and numbered in pencil by the artist, recto - Each sheet 29.7 x 21 cm (11 11/16 x 8 1/4in) - Full size: 49 × 62 × 5 cm (9.3 × 24.4× 2 in) - Series: Text - Publisher: White Cube Gallery // Tracey Emin's Tattoo (2001) is an offset lithograph diptych that merges text and imagery, reflecting her deeply personal and confessional style. The left panel features Emin’s handwritten text, exploring themes of identity, permanence, and self-expression through the act of tattooing. Her raw and candid language reveals her emotions and thoughts, characteristic of her intimate approach to art. The right panel presents a series of Polaroid-style photographs that document close-up shots of her tattooed body, highlighting the personal and physical aspect of the narrative. The juxtaposition of text and image creates a powerful dialogue, emphasizing the intertwining of body and identity. Published by White Cube Gallery and hand-signed by the artist, this piece encapsulates Emin's ability to blend autobiography with visual art, making the viewer engage directly with her vulnerable storytelling.
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