Tracey Emin is a prominent British artist known for her role in the Young British Artists movement of the 1990s and for her provocative works like *Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963-1995* and *My Bed*, which was exhibited at London's Tate Modern during her 1999 Turner Prize nomination. Her art often delves into personal and turbulent aspects of her childhood and sexual history, resulting in confessional and autobiographical pieces. Emin's work is characterized by its literal representation, with titles that explicitly reveal the content without metaphor or symbolism. She utilizes a diverse range of media, including neon lighting, needlepoint, and photography.