professor 

2023

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This work includes a hollow hemispherical mycelium structure that grows through and around disposable masks, which form the brim, creating a bizarre opening that blurs the boundary between positive and negative space. 

The mycelium part is supported by a reed-like aluminum frame secured with hair and metal adhesive, offering a sense of  spatial instability accompanied with the distinctive scent of living mycelium.

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This ethereal sculpture manifests an elegy for life persisting amid capitalist postmodernity and environmental crisis.

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Material：mycelium, mask, aluminum rods, wire, hair, wig

Size：20in*16in*16in

 

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