Tracey Emin The Wedding 2019

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Bronze
11.4 x 10.2 x 5 cm | 4 1/2 x 4 x 2 in.
Edition of 50, 5 AP
Stamped with artist’s initials and numbered, with certificate of authenticity
Produced by AB Foundry
Published by White Cube

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Tracey Emin - The Wedding

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Internationally celebrated for her searingly honest autobiographical works, Tracey Emin often addresses the subjects of coupling, motherhood, intimacy and loneliness. The Wedding is a small scale sculpture that takes the roughly moulded form of a figure partly hidden by the blanket that enfolds her.

In recent years, Emin’s practice has focused on painting and monumental bronze sculptures, and this is a rare example of the artist working on a very intimate scale. In 2022 a permanent installation of Emin’s The Mother, was unveiled at Inger Munch’s Pier in Oslo.