Bee:wild Fundraising Exhibition
AUCTION ENDS ON ART LOTS TUES 27th MAY
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Lot #1 - Alkan Avcıoğlu
Alkan Avcıoğlu (b. 1982, Turkey) is a pioneering AI artist, known for his distinct visual language and conceptual depth in questioning photographic reality. He became one of the first AI post-photography artists to have his work exhibited and collected at traditional art fairs, including Paris Photo, Art Basel Miami, Zona Maco, and Vogue Photo, and was recently featured in Christie’s inaugural AI art auction. His collections have repeatedly sold out, with works acquired by museums and prominent art collectors.
In support of Bee:wild, Avcıoğlu presents Earth Misread, a visual meditation on the growing disconnect in our relationship with the world surrounding us. The result is less a place than an allegory of disorientation. We are no longer grounded by the ground, and the horizon no longer functions. The image becomes a fragment of the larger disorder: a visual artifact of a species losing the ability to read the world it inhabits.
BIDDING
8,100 - Sigg
8,000 (USD) - TB
0.2eth- SG
3,000 (USD) - Joaquin
Lot #2 - Vikki Bardot
Vikki Bardot is a multidisciplinary AI artist with a background in classical music and cinema. After working in international film distribution, she began exploring AI and digital tools in 2021, releasing some of the earliest post-photographic AI art collections. She gave a TEDx talk on artificial intelligence and art in 2023, and her debut AI short film was screened at traditional film festivals in 2024.
In support of Bee:wild, Vikki presents Latent Bloom, a work that creates a quiet tension between early photographic memory and post-natural aesthetics, offering an image already slipping from grasp. A surface that echoes the photographic, yet never settles into clarity. Petals that mimic wings. Bees mimic blooms. Blooms mimic data. Data mimics vision. In a loop of transformations, nature is rendered as a language caught mimicking itself.
BIDDING
0.2 eth - Ethan
1,000 (USD) - Harold
600 (USD) - Luc
200 (USD) - Joaquin
Lot #3 - Tiziana Alocci
Tiziana Alocci is an award-winning data artist and information designer based in London, whose work transforms raw information into deeply emotional and poetic experiences. Using technology as a storytelling tool, she captures invisible rhythms — from human breath to city sounds — and reimagines them as immersive visual compositions.
Her clients include major global organisations such as Gucci, the Lufthansa Group, The National Gallery, and the British Library.
For Bee:wild, Alocci presents Victoria (Dawn), a piece based on 2:45 minutes of birdsong recorded during a walk through London’s Victoria Park. Converting the soundscape into a visual form reminiscent of a tree’s growth rings, Victoria reflects the beauty of fleeting, everyday encounters with nature. The piece is complemented by a dark version titled Victoria (Night).
BIDDING
5,000 (USD) - Stell
3,000 (USD) - Harold
2,500 (USD) - Joaquin
0.2 eth - Ethan
Lot #4 - Harry Yeff (reeps100)
Harry Yeff (Reeps100) is a Grammy Award-winning, neurodivergent artist and director known for his explosive performances and data driven voice visualisations that fuse the human voice with cutting-edge technology.
In support of Bee:wild, Reeps100 presents a specially commissioned Voice Gem: a one-of-a-kind digital gemstone generated from the recording of a bee, celebrating the beauty and fragility of the natural world, and handcrafted into physical wearable artworks - necklace pendants and earrings - by the Asprey Studio Workshop. The form is a sonic artifact derived from the endangered Red-shanked Carder Bee, one of the UK’s rarest pollinators. Captured in the wildflower-strewn dunes of the Suffolk Sandlings, this hand-recorded audio isolates the deep, resonant hum of a solitary worker bee as it moves across a patch of kidney vetch and red clover, visualised by Voice Gems system.
The Voice Gems system, created by Reeps100 and Trung Bao, is a generative system and voice archive that transforms the fingerprint-like qualities of voices into physical and digital artworks, preserving them for the next 1000 years.
This lot includes a physical necklace and earrings.
8,000 (USD) - Pedersen
2,000 (USD)- Sigg
1,000 (USD) Linden
Lot #5 - Susan Kare
Susan Kare is a pioneering American graphic designer, best known for her iconic work in user interface design, particularly her contributions to the user experience of the Macintosh computer in the early 1980s. Her intuitive designs, such as the “Smiling Mac” and the “Trash Can” icon, helped define the visual language of personal computing.
As a special edition in addition to the Esc Keys collection, created in collaboration with Asprey Studio, Susan Kare has designed a new bee icon, which has been crafted into a necklace pendant by the studio’s master silversmiths. Available in both silver and gold vermeil, this pendant honours Kare’s legacy and celebrates the beauty of the natural world.
The Esc Keys collection, inspired by the ‘Esc’ key and the concept of escapism, features 32 new icons by Kare, reimagining digital symbols as both physical, enameled artworks on silver and gold keys and wearable art.
Lot #6 - HATT et SÖNER
In the world of champagne, there are around 350 houses, each with its unique charm. We are proud to represent one of the smallest, yet most unique and exclusive champagne houses in the world.
HATT et SÖNER Champagne invites the winning bidder and a guest to experience the world of champagne in the most unique and exclusive way ever: creating a champagne entirely customized to each owner’s personal preferences. HATT was the first in the world to introduce this concept, known as “The Personal Vintage.” The winning bidder will visit the HATT et SÖNER champagne house for a full day of creating their bespoke champagne. This experience includes a trip to the vineyards, lunch at the house, and consultation with the winemakers, culminating in the creation of a number of bottles of their own Personal Vintage.
The Personal Vintage process involves selecting the grape juice from one of HATT et SÖNER’s Premier Cru and Grand Cru vineyards situated in Côte des Blancs. Next, you will choose the vinification method (oak or steel), the storage method, the dosage to define the style of the champagne, and lastly, the design and engraving for your own Personal Vintage.
The winner will enjoy two nights in a junior suite at one of the best hotels in the region.
This unique lot includes:
- 60 bottles of your personalised champagne
- Transfers to and from your hotel in Champagne to our house
- Two hotel nights at one of the best hotels in the region.
- A full day of personal consultation and mobilisation at our champagne house
Lot #7 - Harto
Born in Spain in 1993, Harto is an artist and designer whose work bridges the natural world, theatricality, and digital innovation. With a background in industrial design and prototyping, graduating in 2016, he brings a multidisciplinary approach to his practice.
In support of Bee:wild, Harto presents a work from Floraforms, a piece from his groundbreaking digital art collection that merges cultural heritage with generative art on Bitcoin. Created in collaboration with Vienna’s Belvedere Museum, Floraforms reimagines Gustav Klimt’s iconic The Kiss through a contemporary lens, blending historical influences, global perspectives, and advanced blockchain technology.
BIDDING
5,000 (USD) - TB
1,100 (USD) - Rubinstein
1,000 (USD) - Claire
300(USD) - Joaquin
Lot #8 - All Seeing Seneca
All Seeing Seneca exists in a wonderfully whimsical twisted dream world creating characters and worlds best described as “cosmic horror and candyland.”
Rolling Stone magazine stated her “creativity helped fuel a technological revolution,” lauding her contributions as lead designer of Bored Ape Yacht Club. Seneca's work at its core is a visually tangible expression of inner emotion - a way for the artist to process and cope with life’s experiences. Her digital and traditional paintings have been sold through major art auction houses, have taken on increasingly ambitious and explorative formats in service of storytelling, and are celebrated by those who revel in surrealism and cinematic narratives.
In support of Bee:wild, Seneca presents In The Arms Of My Guardian, a surreal and emotionally potent composition, showcasing elements of rich narratives, horror, and tenderness. In her signature style, Seneca reimagines the bee as a mythical creature, telling the story of a young child finding nurture and solace in the arms of a guardian spirit. The inspiration stemmed from her research into how entire ecosystems depend on bees and their role in plant pollination. From this, the artist draws a deeper emotional and philosophical parallel. Portraying the bee as a protective force, quietly upholding life.
BIDDING
5,000 (USD) - Joaquin
8,000 (USD) - RedBead
Lot #9 - Tom Rooth
Tom Rooth works in ceramics, and lives in the Cambrian Mountains, where he is inspired by a deep love of nature, the cosmos and food. His work continues the ancient tradition of animal and sea creature motifs, whilst celebrating the natural world.
A former senior Art Specialist, Director, and Head of Department at Christie’s, Tom Rooth comes from a distinguished family of artists and inventors whose works are held in national collections. Among his achievements, Rooth has created a hand-drawn plate in honour of the film Octopussy (1983) with James Bond, which is part of the official 007 merchandise.
In support of Bee:wild, Tom is presenting a handmade Queen bee, fired with gold, surrounded by her ladies in waiting, from his Honeycomb series
3,000 (USD) Seedphrase
200 (USD) - TB
Lot #10 - BEEBLE
Beeble began by transforming leftover honey from its Wiltshire hives into smooth honey whisky, later expanding into honey-based rum and tequila. Rooted in care for nature, Beeble is as much about protecting bees as it is about crafting spirits — including through its beekeeping school, which invites anyone, anywhere, to learn the art of beekeeping.
In support of Bee:wild, Beeble presents a Beekeeping Day Experience. This lot includes:
- 2 places on our full-day Beekeeping Course in Wiltshire
- Refreshments and lunch
- Expert-led sessions with take-home hive designs
- A peek into our honey-spirit-making world
- A set of Beeble Honey Spirits
The day will be led by two expert tutors: Bill Anderson, author ofThe Idle Beekeeper, who teaches natural, low-intervention techniques using Warré hives, and Pete, a traditional beekeeper who’ll guide you through standard UK equipment and open up his thriving WBC hives. From practical skills to bee-lore, it’s a hands-on introduction to beekeeping in the heart of the countryside.
Lot #11 - LINDA DOUNIA
Linda Dounia (b. 1994, Senegal) is an artist, designer, and writer interested in the philosophical and environmental implications of technocapitalism. Her work mediates her memories as alternative realities and evidence of excluded ways of being and doing. It is formed through the dialogue and tensions between lived experience, code, and AI. Linda was recognised on the inaugural TIME AI 100 list of most influential people in AI for her work on speculative archiving — building AI models that help us remember nature that is lost.
In support of Bee:wild, Linda Dounia presents Leep from her body of work The God Between The Waves in which she searches, mourns, and prays for the primordial wisdom of nature in a time where its plundering is intensified by a relentless pursuit for more compute.
The God Between The Waves explores the creation myth of the Serer people of Senegambia, one of the most ancient people of the region, for whom the spiritual world is mediated through the natural world. In this work, Linda Dounia, a descendant of the Serer people, investigates the materiality of AI for echoes of plundering, displacement, contamination, and the ghosts of trees and flowers and bees
8,200 USD- Sigg
8,100 (USD)- AW
8,000 (USD) Sigg
5,000 (USD) - TB
1.1eth - Toni
Lot #12 - FAR
FAR is an artist and engineer working on the intersection of visual arts and technology. FAR’s research focus is on the material history of computer-generated graphics and how the interface informs the construction of cultural techniques. FAR’s approach to digital imaging is multifaceted, on a historical level, and also conceptually, and his research intends to demystify technical processes and philosophical perspectives on media operations.
Past and present projects look at computer simulations and visualizations, and how the scientific knowledge influences the vision, we develop of the physical world. For this purpose, FAR takes a close look at Film, Video Games, and Virtual Worlds along with scientific and engineering simulations.
In support of Bee:wild, FAR presents SWARM, a collaboration between FAR and Asprey Studio, bringing to life a swarm of bees, each one meticulously handcrafted to order. Available as individual pieces or in clusters, each bee can exist as a pendant, a keepsake, or as part of a larger formation. Individual bees can be crafted in different metals and customised to suit the collector’s preferences. Clusters of 10, 20, or more become sculptural swarms, designed to inhabit and transform objects chosen by the collector.
At its most ambitious scale, SWARM becomes a bespoke wall installation, with hundreds of bees forming a living, metallic cloud across space.
SOLD: 3K (USD) Stell
SOLD: 3k (USD) Sigg
Lot #13 - ROLLS-ROYCE
Rolls-Royce cars are renowned luxury vehicles, a legacy built by the partnership of Charles Rolls and Henry Royce in 1904. They quickly established a reputation for superior engineering and design, becoming synonymous with opulence and bespoke craftsmanship.The company, initially "Rolls-Royce Limited," later transitioned to "Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Limited," a subsidiary of BMW.
1,100 (USD) - Olly
500 (USD)