"Levorphanol" is a work by the renowned British artist Damien Hirst, whose practice frequently explores themes of life, death, and the complex relationship between humanity and medicine. The piece takes its name from a powerful synthetic opioid analgesic, continuing Hirst's longstanding fascination with pharmaceuticals as both symbols of healing and mortality. Through this work, Hirst invites viewers to contemplate the dual nature of medicinal substances and the fine line between remedy and risk.