Beirut-based designer and journalist Zeina Aboul-Hosn found herself exploring the colours and texture of Lebanese red clay in between reporting on Middle Eastern refugee crises and social injustices. Particularly drawn to the shape of bottles, Aboul-Hosn's foray into the world of design now sees her produce such vessels alongside her regular documentary filmmaking and reporting. In 2016, she participated in House of Today’s launch of The Shop, in partnership with WallpaperSTORE*, to coincide with its third biennale exhibition. Her work in ceramics can also be found at the boutique of the Lebanese National Museum. In this UNEARTHLY collaboration, the tall 'bottles' are her creations.   Marianne Sargi is a freelance TV, Advertising & Content producer working accross the GCC, the co-founder of the first Secret Supper Club in the region called "A Dinner Thing", and a new yet passionate potter. Her obsession with the super-natural has lead her to experiment with clay, creating a series of mushroom inspired pieces ("Psilo") - a constant work in progress, exploring shapes, sizes & colors. This is her first collaboration on a ceramic installation, but surely not the last. The 'mushrooms' are her creations.