Arken's archives hold a permanent display of British artist, Damien Hirst. Notable displays include: "Love’s Paradox," 2007, "Beautiful Strummerville Spin," 2010 and "2-Amino-5-Bromobenzotrifluoride," 2011 which measures 4.57 by 14.32 metres and is curated size-specific to fit in Arken. These donations were by Dennis and Jytte Merla Dresing of the Merla Foundation. The collection of Damien Hirst works were assembled in a "Hirst Room", a gallery space dedicated to showcase his works. Other installations were a 2.5 metre bronzed statue entitled "Saint Bartholomew," 2006 and a diamond entrusted skull titled, "For the love of God." For the Love of God stretched all boundaries of art production as this human skull adorned with 8,601 diamonds cost £15 million to manufacture and was labelled with a stiff price of £50 million