The edition expands an interdisciplinary collaboration between the artists through scent, sound, sculpture, and print. Contained in a custom box in red or black, it includes:
- 50 incense papers forming 25 caltrops scented with Surface and Subterranean, composed by agustine zegers
- Handmade ceramic tile for burning
- Cassette of the performance soundtrack by Manuka Honey
- Signed and editioned collage screenprint by Gray Wielebinski
- A copy of We Got Spirit, including new essays by Hsuan L. Hsu and Harris Chowdhary
Produced by Dean’s Bottom, London
Fabrication support from Book Works, London and Goyo, Los Angeles
Edition of 20
Gray Wielebinski
Gray Wielebinski (b. 1991, Dallas) is an artist whose practice is interested in the role that power plays in historical and contemporary forms of myth-making and narratives, and how this intrinsic power dynamic affects how we conceive of ourselves, others, and the world around us. Gray works in a variety of mediums, incorporating video, performance, collage, installation, sculpture, conceptual research, and more. The process of collaging runs through his practice in many forms, reconfiguring and transforming iconography and visual codes that interrogate dominant frameworks and belief systems and propose alternatives. He is also continuously attentive to the fraught status of American and UK self-mythology and landscape, and recent work has focused on surveillance, strategy, and secrecy, particularly as these intersect with questions of gender, sexuality, and the social.
Wielebinski’s solo and duo exhibitions include: Bring Me Men, Nicoletti, London, UK (2026); Frieze London, solo booth with Nicoletti, London, UK (2025); Of course I know eternity: Wilhelm Traeger + Gray Wielebinski, Austrian Cultural Forum (2025), London, UK (2025); The Red Sun is High, The Blue Low, Institute of Contemporary Arts London, UK (2023); Fratricide, Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles, CA (2023); Love and Theft, 12.26 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA (2023); Oil and Water, Hales Gallery, London, UK (2023); and Selfridges Art Block Commission, London, UK (2023).
Manuka Honey
Bringing chaos, sensuality, and ecstatic motion to her productions and selections, Manuka Honey circles club music's most compelling fringes. In just a few short years, she's cultivated an idiosyncratic sound that's shuttled her from continent to continent, assembling a tight catalog of EPs, remixes, and singles that harness the energy of Latin-American and Caribbean dance sounds, infusing it into radical new structures. A DJ, producer, multi-disciplinary artist, and professional astrologer, Marissa Malik was born and raised in the US before she relocated to London, bringing her hot, humid aura to rainy England. She's animated by the complex alchemy of the dancefloor, and is as likely to reference experimental sounds as she is cumbia or dembow.
agustine zegers
agustine zegers (b. 1994, Santiago) is an olfactory artist and student of atmospheric biopolitics. Their work attends to the nourishing and noxious transcorporealities we share as inhabitants of Earth, offering forms of communion with ecological collapse at the scale of the molecule and breath. Their work has scented and been exhibited at the Venice Biennale, 52 Walker, Center for Performance Research, Prairie, and Sharjah Art Foundation. They are currently based in Chicago.