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GOD
The artist believes that the most important aspect of the
insect-o-cutor is that it 'symbolises
some kind of god, something that kills without mercy, without
emotion, without choice'. There are unlikely to
be many flies in the gallery, but, according to Hirst, 'visitors
to the gallery act as flies, people as flies, like an overview
of life without emotion, that is as far as the metaphor should
go'.
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