Hendrik Hegray (born 1981 in Limoges, France) has been active in the independent underground graphic scene since the late 1990s, self-publishing numerous zines and collaborating with publishers including FLTMSTPC, Orbe and Nieves. His multidisciplinary practice spans video, photography, drawing, collage, installation, music and performance.

In 2006, together with Jonas Delaborde, he co-founded the cult anthology Nazi Knife, renamed False Flag in 2010. The publication brought together artists and musicians such as James Ferraro, Lee Scratch Perry, David Douard, Julien Carreyn and John Olson (Wolf Eyes), among many others. The project also extended into group exhibitions in Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Rome and Milan, as well as at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. Since the late 1990s, Hegray has presented solo exhibitions at venues including France Fiction, Un Regard Moderne and Valeria Cetraro in Paris, Hectoliter in Brussels, and Les Bains Douches in Alençon.

In 2009, he founded the record label Premier Sang, releasing music by artists such as Sister Iodine, Macronympha and CIA Debutante. He also performs live under various aliases, including Z.B. Aids a.k.a. Valerie Smith and Hélicoptère Sanglante.

His work moves between minimalism and psychedelia, graphic experimentation and absurdity. Working across different media, Hegray explores the possibilities of Xerox aesthetics, nonsense, joy and a certain sense of soft violence.