Tracey Emin, On My Knees, 2021
Lithograph on Paper
60cm x 76cm
Edition of 100, signed
Published by Counter Editions
Tracey Emin’s On My Knees is a powerful lithograph that captures the raw emotional intensity and confessional nature characteristic of her work. Created in 2021, the piece features a sketchy, almost childlike self-portrait rendered in loose, expressive lines, accompanied by handwritten text that reads “On My Knees.” This combination of image and language lays bare themes of vulnerability, desire, and emotional exposure. Emin’s direct and unfiltered approach invites the viewer into an intimate psychological space, blurring the boundaries between art and personal narrative. In On My Knees, her use of the lithographic medium enhances the immediacy and honesty of the piece, reinforcing her reputation for turning deeply personal moments into universally resonant art.
Lithograph on Paper
60cm x 76cm
Edition of 100, signed
Published by Counter Editions
Tracey Emin’s On My Knees is a powerful lithograph that captures the raw emotional intensity and confessional nature characteristic of her work. Created in 2021, the piece features a sketchy, almost childlike self-portrait rendered in loose, expressive lines, accompanied by handwritten text that reads “On My Knees.” This combination of image and language lays bare themes of vulnerability, desire, and emotional exposure. Emin’s direct and unfiltered approach invites the viewer into an intimate psychological space, blurring the boundaries between art and personal narrative. In On My Knees, her use of the lithographic medium enhances the immediacy and honesty of the piece, reinforcing her reputation for turning deeply personal moments into universally resonant art.
Lithograph on Paper
60cm x 76cm
Edition of 100, signed
Published by Counter Editions
Tracey Emin’s On My Knees is a powerful lithograph that captures the raw emotional intensity and confessional nature characteristic of her work. Created in 2021, the piece features a sketchy, almost childlike self-portrait rendered in loose, expressive lines, accompanied by handwritten text that reads “On My Knees.” This combination of image and language lays bare themes of vulnerability, desire, and emotional exposure. Emin’s direct and unfiltered approach invites the viewer into an intimate psychological space, blurring the boundaries between art and personal narrative. In On My Knees, her use of the lithographic medium enhances the immediacy and honesty of the piece, reinforcing her reputation for turning deeply personal moments into universally resonant art.