| Passport Culture |
| 2003, 366 x 305cm |
| Pen, fabric, feathers, beads, artificial eyes, sequins and trimmings, glued onto brown paper |
| Coats of Arms |
Locke wants to draw attention
to the beauty of an image that is so well known that we often take it
for granted - the Queen's Coat of Arms (as depicted on every passport).
A British passport is still the holy grail for thousands
of people around the world. In a newspaper article, Salman Rushdie
nominated his as the most valuable book in his library.

Detail of Passport Culture
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