Mushroom installation

Oorjaa on Instagram: "Step into a whimsical forest brought to life with lantana and banana fibre paper! This enchanting light installation showcases a prime illustration of sustainable and eco-conscious design. The mushrooms and tree bark are skilfully crafted using biodegradable materials, aligning with a commitment to preserving our planet. Embrace this eco-friendly choice, perfect for those who value environmental responsibility."

Permanent collection is Carsten Holler’s ‘Upside Down Mushroom Room’, where giant, rotating mushrooms are suspended from the ceiling, in a room only accessible by walking through a pitch-black installation where you’ll feel your way along a railing. It’s a trippy experience to say the least, and the Alice in Wonderland feeling of being amidst the mushrooms is amazing experiential art.

The Resin Garden Mushroom Statue celebrates the enchantment and magic that gardens bring into our lives. It serves as a reminder of the joy of spending ...

Art by Dara Schaefer In the midst of the busy city life, prioritizing regular encounters with nature is vital for well-being. Consider planning activities involving forests, water, tree hugging, and grounding with soil. These natural practices are backed by scientific evidence and provide a serene refuge. Click the link to learn more.

Sylvie Fleury - Mushroom Installation

2008 Destroying Angel An installation at the Nevada Museum of Art made from over 1700 bundles of sage brush suspended on nylon thread, floor to ceiling. Approx 4m x 2m This work will also be made from sagebrush twigs suspended from nylon thread and set within a Perspex box, in an edition of 3. Approx 204 x 102 cm 2000 Boletus Circle Mud screen print on artist's paper and Japanese paper. Edition 6 - 120 x 104 cm 2003 DESTROYING ANGEL TRINITY Digitally printed mushroom spore prints and hand…

* Roxie Paine ‘s installations are fascinating to me. I had the chance to see Psilocybe Cubensis Field (see first 3 pictures below) in person a few years ago. It was part of an exhibit at the…

#6 Mushroom clouds installation ☢️ Let’s just face it. Our reality is very ambiguous and a little bit creepy.😅 We live in a time of beautiful, happy pictures and unbelievable human cruelty. Both of these we observe through the neon lenses of our gadgets. Those colorful artificial lights are quite a representation of our time, I think. Neon is often associated with unrealistic beauty, exaggerated tenderness, and cuteness. It’s something very distant from the geopolitical issues of our t...