article_snippet: Artist Tracey Emin admitted that unlike the chaotic-looking installation, which features empty vodka bottles, cigarette butts, stained sheets and discarded underwear, Artist Tracey Emin bed at home is now a different affair. '
article_snippet: Wiping away tears, Artist Tracey Emin said that seeing the work - which is now subject to rigorous security in the form of a sensor and a guard to prevent visitors from getting too close - left OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) emotional. '
article_snippet: The work, which expressed Artist Tracey Emin's suicidal depression following a relationship breakdown, is displayed in Artist Tracey Emin own room alongside two paintings by Francis Bacon and six nude drawings by Emin which Emin has given to the Tate.
article_snippet: Emin said Emin felt validated seeing the installation on display alongside works by some of Britain's 'greats' after all the criticism about her bed at home at the time.
article_snippet: The controversial artwork was created by Emin in Emin Waterloo council flat in 1998 and features empty vodka bottles, cigarette butts, stained sheets, discarded underwear, old slippers, a waist belt and even condoms .
article_snippet: Emin, who is now 51-years-old and a CBE, made the piece in her Waterloo council flat in 1998.