Born in 1963 in London, lives and works between the South of France, Margate and London.

147 x 638 x 285 cm, 260 x 393 x 690 cm, 243 x 249 x 163 cm

Bronze

Known for her artworks about intimacy and emotional vulnerability, Tracey Emin often depicts the female body to communicate desire, loss, and strength. In this group of bronze sculptures, three figures move from surrender to resilience. In I Lay Here For You, an elongated form stretches across the ground, its prone pose suggesting exposure or withdrawal. In I Followed You to the End, the body rises into a kneeling position with its legs parted, suggesting either a tender invitation or submission. And I Will Not Be Alone shows a figure sitting upright on a rock. Her veiled face shifts the work beyond portraiture, allowing it to operate as a collective embodiment of strength and endurance. 

October 14 - November 1. Free access.

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