The setting of the beach bears the greatest resemblance to my own, linking summer holidays intrinsically with memories of adolescence spent seaside: wind, smells, and noise.
A lot of people are really derogatory about my work and say it's just art that something like a teenage girl would make. Well, yeah ... I'm still stuck in a teenage world.
The summer and its visual culture remind us of the vast but ultimately unreachable future for girls, highlighting both freedom and its limitations.
Tracey Emin’s work reflects her teenage experiences, revealing the complexities of girlhood and the traumas that exist beneath the surface of youthful beauty.
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