A mischievously provocative work by Dieter Roth, *Karnickelköttelkarnickel (Rabbit-Shit-Rabbit)* from 1975 embodies the artist's celebrated embrace of organic, perishable, and unconventional materials in art-making. True to Roth's irreverent Fluxus-adjacent sensibility, the work blurs the boundaries between the abject and the aesthetic, transforming the most humble biological matter into a numbered editioned object. Co-published with the Eat Art Galerie in Düsseldorf, this piece reflects Roth's ongoing collaboration with Daniel Spoerri's provocative gallery concept, which consistently challenged traditional notions of artistic value and consumption.