Eight Self-Portraits is a landmark series by British Pop Art pioneer Richard Hamilton, comprising eight thermal dye-sublimation prints in colours on Kodak Electronic Imaging paper. Created using cutting-edge digital printing technology, the work reflects Hamilton's lifelong engagement with new media and reproductive processes, interrogating the nature of identity and self-representation. The series demonstrates his characteristically analytical approach to image-making, exploring how emerging technologies transform and fragment the human likeness across multiple iterations.