For 10 points, name this artist who sewed 102 names into a work owned by Charles Saatchi, known as the Young British Artist who created Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963-1965.
This artist managed to sell a blanket called Star Trek Voyager for £800,000 and in January 2010 collaborated with Paula Rego and Mat Collinshaw installing the neon words "foundlings and fledglings are the angels of this earth" at the Foundling's Museum. Other neon works include the purple Legs I, while a grandparent's furniture provided the basis for There's a Lot of Money in Chairs. This artist was among the first represented by Jay Jopling at the (*) White Cube gallery and created a work that was kept in a silver room on a Persian rug by its owner, who had organized the Sensation exhibition at which it debuted. For 10 points, name this artist who sewed 102 names into a work owned by Charles Saatchi, known as the Young British Artist who created Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963-1965.
This artist managed to sell a blanket called Star Trek Voyager for £800,000 and in January 2010 collaborated with Paula Rego and Mat Collinshaw installing the neon words "foundlings and fledglings are the angels of this earth" at the Foundling's Museum.
{Tracey Emin}