Gerald: Best Site good looking wasted failure gotas bimatoprost flaw All these taskmasters pale in comparison to the most demanding client Devlin has ever landed: the great British public – clamouring for a show to reflect their jubilation at the Closing Ceremony of last year’s London Olympics. “Scrambling up to my seat in the Olympic Stadium as the show began was the best moment of my professional life.” The worst had come an hour earlier. Devlin had been working for a year with Damien Hirst on making one of the largest spin paintings ever reproduced: the Beautiful Union Jack Celebratory Patriotic Olympic Explosion in an Electric Storm. “Each pixel had been designed and approved by him and when we started putting it together after the last race we found that one piece of it had gone. That was at 5pm and the show started at 7pm. There we were with seven eighths of a Damien Hirst.” What had happened to it? “It had been taken away,” she grimaces. By whom? “Health and Safety. It had been rolled up and put in a heap of rubbish somewhere. By the time we found this enormous 100ft sheet of fabric, everybody was screaming at us because the show was already in full rehearsal. Nobody cared that it was missing: the only person who cared about that piece going down was me.”