£240.00
Photographed on the surface of cut tree stumps, these organic formations
reveal nature’s ability to regenerate and transform. What appears disconnected
and lifeless becomes the foundation for new growth, as fungi emerge and
create unexpected forms that resemble shells, corals, or living sculptures.
The work reflects nature’s continuous cycle of renewal and adaptation.
Photographed on the surface of cut tree stumps, these organic formations
reveal nature’s ability to regenerate and transform. What appears disconnected
and lifeless becomes the foundation for new growth, as fungi emerge and
create unexpected forms that resemble shells, corals, or living sculptures.
The work reflects nature’s continuous cycle of renewal and adaptation.
| Dimensions | 100 × 100 cm |
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