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The Bioneer Editions · Vol. 2 · The Inaugural Eleven

Vol. 2 — Pop-Graffiti Renaissance.

Eleven pieces. Classical sculpture and twentieth-century icons rendered in grayscale museum-quality detail, vandalized by saturated graffiti, drip paint, and pasted-screenprint slogans. Mr. Brainwash, Banksy, Bisca, KAWS-adjacent, Basquiat-trained.

Pieces: 11 Medium: Digital pigment print · edition of 25 + 5 AP per piece Curated by WEF Creative Direction × The Bioneer Editorial

Curator’s statement. Pop-Graffiti Renaissance is the visual standard the publication has formally adopted. The lineage is fourth-generation — Warhol and Lichtenstein through Basquiat through Banksy through KAWS and Mr. Brainwash. The synthesis is the same one that hangs on the walls of the Wellness Elite Fitness facility: a classical anchor, a street overlay, a collector-class finish. The eleven pieces here are the inaugural canon. New work will be added to the volume as the publication continues.

On the work. Each piece pairs a classical or iconic anchor with a Banksy-grade slogan: Worship the Work, The Body Is Public Property, Discipline Is a Luxury, Sovereignty Is a Skill. Editorial illustration is rendered with AI-assisted tools, then composed and curated by the studio under the creative-direction standard documented in The Bioneer brand book. The slogans are the editorial work; the slogans are the point.

The works are available as signed numbered editions of 25 plus 5 artist’s proofs per piece. Prices are suggested list; actual edition sales are handled by the WEF studio on request.

Apollo Belvedere — Worship the Work — Vol. 2 · 01

Worship the Work

*after Apollo Belvedere* · $1,400–$3,200

Apollo as foundation. The classical bust dissolves under saturated drips of pink, cyan, yellow. The slogan is the cover argument of the May issue.

Bernini Angel — Elegance Is Discipline — Vol. 2 · 02

Elegance Is Discipline

*after Bernini, Italian Baroque* · $1,600–$3,600

A draped angel, wings outstretched, defiled with cyan and red. The slogan rendered cleanly on the museum pedestal — the work that becomes the pose.

Marcus Aurelius — The Body Is Public Property — Vol. 2 · 03

The Body Is Public Property

*after Marcus Aurelius equestrian, Capitoline* · $1,800–$4,200

The Stoic emperor on horseback, hot pink and cobalt graffiti tearing across the bronze. Vertical pasted-screenprint slogan along the right edge.

Bacchus — Fuel Is A Luxury Good — Vol. 2 · 04

Fuel Is a Luxury Good

*after Caravaggio's Bacchus* · $1,500–$3,400

The young Renaissance Bacchus with wine glass and grapes, the only color in the piece — red wine. A clean Banksy-grade thesis on what enters the body.

Frida Kahlo — Pain Is A Medium — Vol. 2 · 05

Pain Is a Medium

*after Frida Kahlo self-portrait* · $1,500–$3,400

Frida in flowers and pearls, charcoal and ink. Yellow, cobalt, vermilion drip from the headdress. A clinical observation in the form of an editorial portrait.

Vol. 2 · 06

Elegance Is Violence

after the 1960s fashion-icon archetype · $1,400–$3,200

Black updo, cigarette holder, opera gloves, pearls. Hot pink and chrome yellow drip across high-contrast charcoal. The May issue's tentpole.

Olympic Victor — Discipline Is A Luxury — Vol. 2 · 07

Discipline Is a Luxury

*after the Greek Olympic victor archetype* · $1,600–$3,600

Bearded Greek victor with golden laurel and olive branch. The slogan rendered cleanly in pasted screenprint at lower right — the Workout Plan of the May issue.

Winged Victory of Samothrace — Rest Is Revolution — Vol. 2 · 08

Rest Is Revolution

*after Winged Victory of Samothrace, Louvre* · $1,800–$4,200

The Louvre's headless goddess, full marble drape, wings outstretched. Cyan and yellow graffiti on weathered concrete. Slogan clean on the museum pedestal.

Bowie — In the Future Everyone Will Be Rested — Vol. 2 · 09

In the Future, Everyone Will Be Rested

*after Bowie, Aladdin Sane era* · $1,800–$4,200

Charcoal Bowie. The lightning bolt is the only color in the piece. Slogan rendered as graffiti at the lower edge. A future-tense forecast on rest as creative material.

Michelangelo Pieta — The Body Keeps The Invoice — Vol. 2 · 10

The Body Keeps the Invoice

*after Michelangelo's Pieta, St. Peter's* · $2,000–$4,800

The Mother holding what the body cost. Drapery defiled with cobalt, magenta, yellow, gold drips. The closing argument of the May issue, and of the publication's editorial position on longevity.

Winged Griffin — Sovereignty Is A Skill — Vol. 2 · 11

Sovereignty Is a Skill

*after the heraldic winged griffin* · $2,000–$4,800

Heraldic griffin on stone pedestal — lion body, eagle wings, gold drips bleeding from wing tips. Slogan rendered cleanly on the pedestal. The standout of the inaugural canon.

Vol. 1 — The Protocol.

The objects of modern longevity — the IV bag, the supplement pill, the hyperbaric chamber, the cold plunge, the wearable ring — rendered through the grammar of three twentieth-century visual movements: Warhol’s silkscreen, Banksy’s stencil, and the expressive graffiti mural.

Pieces: 24 Medium: Digital pigment print · edition of 25 + 5 AP per piece Curated by WEF Creative Direction × The Bioneer Editorial

Curator’s statement. These objects are the Campbell’s Soup Cans of our century. A member of Wellness Elite Fitness encounters them daily — a protocol of rituals as precisely choreographed as any morning mass. The Protocol asks what happens when we give these objects the reverent visual attention that Warhol gave commerce, that Banksy gave politics, that graffiti gave anonymity itself. The answer is a series of images that treat wellness not as wellness but as culture.

The works are available as signed numbered editions of 25 plus 5 artist’s proofs per piece. Prices are suggested list; actual edition sales are handled by the WEF studio on request.

On the work. The Protocol is composed using AI-assisted illustration tools, refined and arranged under the studio’s creative direction. We are honest about the medium because the medium is part of the work — these are objects of the present, and so are the tools that drew them. Each piece is conceived, titled, and framed by the editors of The Bioneer; the curatorial thesis, the selection, and the volume’s arrangement are the studio’s own.

Vol. 1 · 01

Elixir · Nine-Up

*Andy Warhol, 1968* · $1,200–$2,800

A nine-panel grid of the IV bag — the wellness-era Campbell's soup can — rendered as Warhol would have.

Vol. 1 · 02

Authority

*Banksy, 2003* · $900–$2,200

A Banksy-style stencil of the physician archetype. Stethoscope, coat, silhouette, authority — reduced to negative space and the word itself, spray-tagged beneath.

Vol. 1 · 03

The Chamber

*graffiti mural, 1985 NYC subway era* · $1,400–$3,200

The hyperbaric oxygen chamber as cathedral, as monument, as street-art subject. Rendered large-scale on concrete.

Vol. 1 · 04

Longevity · Thirty-Two

*Andy Warhol, 1962 Campbell's series* · $1,400–$3,400

Warhol's soup cans re-imagined: an eight-by-four grid of supplements — NAD, Magnesium, Creatine, Omega-3 — the daily liturgy of the longevity age.

Vol. 1 · 05

Ice

*Alex Katz, 1975* · $1,100–$2,600

The cold plunge tub, stripped of metaphor. Flat color, hard edges, Alex Katz silence.

Vol. 1 · 06

DEXA

*Roy Lichtenstein × Peter Blake, 1965* · $950–$2,400

The body-composition scan as pop-art poster — Lichtenstein's half-tone dots meet the medical diagram.

Vol. 1 · 07

Ring

*Andy Warhol, 1967* · $1,000–$2,400

The wearable as talisman. Nine panels, nine colors, the devotional object of the quantified self.

Vol. 1 · 08

The Checklist

*Banksy, 2004* · $950–$2,200

The biohacker's daily protocol — fast, lift, cold, sleep, sun — stenciled on brick. Banksy's grammar applied to the longevity catechism.

Vol. 1 · 09

Red Light

*Mark Rothko × street graffiti, 1958 / 2010* · $2,400–$5,800

Rothko's meditation meets the street. A red-light panel seen as devotional color field, overlaid with the slightest human trace in gold spray.

Vol. 1 · 10

The Tag

*Jean-Michel Basquiat × KAWS, 1983 / 2005* · $1,400–$3,200

Basquiat-KAWS chaos. A two-by-two panel of pure urban-wall density, with the longevity protocol's icons buried inside.

Vol. 1 · 11

The Appetite

*KAWS × Basquiat, 2006* · $1,800–$4,000

A cartoon devil grins out from the center of the grid, pill bottle in hand. The wellness era's oldest enemy, made pop.

Vol. 1 · 12

Nine Dumbbells

*Andy Warhol, 1963 flat-color variation* · $1,100–$2,600

The dumbbell, distilled — nine silhouettes on nine CMYK fields. The most elemental strength tool, pop-art-flat.

Vol. 1 · 13

The Biohacker

*Andy Warhol, 1962 Marilyn* · $2,400–$5,600

Warhol's Marilyn, four-up. Except the subject is the contemporary WEF member: chin in hand, considering the next protocol.

Vol. 1 · 14

The Mind

*Roy Lichtenstein × Frank Netter, 1968 / 1962* · $2,200–$4,800

Vesalius meets Lichtenstein. A brain cross-section, each region given its own CMYK field, black ink tracing the cortex the way an anatomist would if the anatomist was also a pop artist.

Vol. 1 · 15 · Series V · The Saints

St. George · Reimagined

*Byzantine iconography × Banksy stencil* · $3,200–$7,800

The saint on the rearing horse, lance driven into the coiled dragon — reimagined as Banksy-meets-Byzantine icon. The dragon is cortisol, decline, appetite. The saint is the protocol.

The Physician's Halo — Vol. 1 · 16

The Physician’s Halo

*Byzantine × Warhol portrait, 1963* · $2,200–$5,000

The doctor as saint. Byzantine halo, stethoscope as attribute, clerical gravitas. Orthodox icon grammar on the modern physician.

Vol. 1 · 17

The Last Protocol

*Warhol Last Supper, 1986 × Da Vinci* · $2,800–$6,400

Warhol’s Last Supper reimagined with a long table arrayed with the daily longevity protocol’s objects — IV bag, supplement bottles, protein shake, cryo mask, red light panel. Sacramental.

Vol. 1 · 18

The Surgeon

*Andy Warhol Marilyn, 1962* · $2,400–$5,800

Warhol Marilyn four-up applied to the surgeon — scrubs, mask, eyes only visible, frozen mid-authority. Companion to The Biohacker.

Vol. 1 · 19

The Athlete

*Andy Warhol Muhammad Ali, 1977* · $2,000–$4,800

Warhol’s Ali at mid-motion. A lifter frozen in the upward lock-out phase, bold stencil lines, effort held.

Vol. 1 · 20

The Heart

*Lichtenstein × Netter, 1965 / 1962* · $2,200–$5,000

Lichtenstein-Netter anatomical heart. Each chamber its own CMYK field, black ink tracing the vessels the way a cardiologist would draw them. Companion to The Mind.

Vol. 1 · 21

The Spine

*medieval stained glass × Warhol* · $1,800–$4,200

The vertebral column as cathedral stained-glass. Each vertebra its own saturated CMYK field. The discipline of vertical alignment.

Vol. 1 · 22

The Mirror

*Andy Warhol Double Elvis, 1963* · $2,400–$5,400

The self looking at the self. Warhol’s doubled Elvis treatment — identity as the subject the protocol is actually about.

Vol. 1 · 23

The Sauna

*Mark Rothko Chapel, 1971* · $2,800–$6,200

Rothko’s Chapel set inside the infrared sauna. Deep warm red fading into ember and gold, a tiny seated silhouette — meditation as monumental.

Vol. 1 · 24

The Chapel

*Gothic cathedral × architectural pop-art* · $3,600–$8,400

The WEF recovery suite as Gothic cathedral. Red light panels as stained glass, cold plunge as baptismal font, HBOT chamber as altar. The sacred architecture of wellness.

The Canon.

Vol. 2 — Pop-Graffiti Renaissance.

Volume 1, below.

Vol. 1 — The Protocol.

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