‘Auguries’ and ‘Extraction’, Jupiter Artland’s current exhibition, converge in Humeau’s instinct to read the earth as text — both tracing the invisible architectures of energy, colony and belief that shape landscapes long before humans name them, and long after they’re gone.

Edited and co-ordinated by Honey Luard and Elaine Tam
Editorial assistance by Alex Bennett and Louise Parfitt
Designed by Maria Amaro
Texts by Marguerite Humeau, Susanna Greeves, Petra Lange-Berndt and Esther Leslie (translation by Kate Vanovitch)

Printed by Verona Libri, Italy
220 x 300 mm, softback
176 pages, colour illustrations throughout
ISBN 978-1-910844-68-7
Published by White Cube, February 2025

Bringing together three interconnected bodies of work, Marguerite Humeau’s first monograph Auguries is a view into some of the mysterious patterns that can be found in the natural world, from which the artist draws inspiration. From the termite colonies of the Australian outback that underpin meys, to the windswept sprawl of Orisons occupying Colorado’s San Luis Valley and its eventual figuration in Dust, this lavishly illustrated publication offers a discovery of Humeau’s manifold research and practice.