eternal-fungi

Mushrooms are mythical beings, neither plant nor animal, yet biologically closer to animals, long treated with suspicion and fear in many cultures. They appear overnight, vanish just as quickly, nourish us, expand our minds, or quietly poison us. By casting these fragile, short‑lived organisms in metal, Werner plays with the tension between vulnerability and permanence, allowing these flawed, weathered forest spirits to outlive their human observers.