Damien Hirst Xylosidase

Damien Hirst’s Xylosidase, created in 2011, is a standout example of his Spot Paintings series, where he blends meticulous structure with vibrant colour. Each dot, perfectly spaced on a crisp white canvas, is rendered in a distinct shade, from bright primary colours to soft, earthy tones, forming a rhythmic, non-repeating pattern. Hirst, a key figure in the Young British Artists movement, turns a simple grid into a striking study of precision, variation and visual harmony.

• Evenly spaced coloured dots in a lively spectrum, creating a playful yet orderly composition
• Engages the eye with subtle shifts in tone, saturation and temperature, balancing scientific precision with visual delight
• Ideal for modern lounges, creative offices, contemporary galleries or stylish home studios
• Offered as stretched canvas, framed print or rolled canvas, ready to suit any interior design preference
• Available in a variety of sizes, from small statement pieces to large-scale wall art that commands attention
• Combines conceptual art with decorative flair, appealing to collectors, design enthusiasts and those seeking a striking, colourful focal point