Damien Hirst's "Psalm Print: Quare Fremuerunt Gentes?" from 2009 combines screenprint with diamond dust to create a visually luxurious interpretation of the Latin psalm text, exemplifying the artist's characteristic fusion of spiritual and material concerns. This artist's proof, one of only ten aside from an edition of 50, represents Hirst's engagement with religious language and baroque ornamentation through contemporary printmaking techniques. The generous scale and diamond dust application elevate what might be a purely textual work into a shimmering, object-like artwork that reflects Hirst's broader exploration of beauty, mortality, and transcendence.