“Philips Butterflies” is a design artwork by artist Damien Hirst, associated with the Conceptual Art movement. The artwork presents a striking and colorful composition that resembles a stained glass window. It features an array of intricately placed butterfly wings arranged in a symmetrical pattern within a gothic-arch-shaped frame. The pattern includes a variety of hues, primarily blues, yellows, and browns, creating a mesmerizing mosaic effect. This piece is notable for its visual beauty as well as the symbolic use of butterflies, which can represent themes of transformation, life, and ephemeral beauty. Hirst’s work often explores the complex relationship between art, life, and death, with butterflies being a recurring element in his oeuvre.
