I'm really intrigued by this exhibition on fungi! It's crazy to think about how these tiny organisms are actually co-designers of our world. The way they're exploiting humanity's mistakes and manipulating their environment is like something straight out of a sci-fi movie . But at the same time, those mycelial sculptures? Mind blown . And I love how it highlights the symbiosis between fungi and other organisms – it's so interesting to learn about these intricate relationships that we're still discovering . The fact that they're exploring the idea of architecture's physical permanence is also really thought-provoking . This exhibition has definitely got me thinking about my own relationship with nature...
omg, this fungi exhibition is giving me major biopunk vibes I mean, who knew mushrooms could be so... sinister? Like, death cap and all that jazz. But at the same time, it's like, can't we just appreciate their beauty and complexity for once? The mycelial sculptures sound insane btw - thin, intertwined coils on ceilings, what even is that?! And don't even get me started on this whole symbiosis thing with termites... breaking down plant cell walls and all that. It's like, nature's own little dark magic . I need to see this exhibition ASAP!
I'm really intrigued by this exhibition on fungi! It's crazy to think about how these tiny organisms are actually co-designers of our world. The way they're exploiting humanity's mistakes and manipulating their environment is like something straight out of a sci-fi movie 
. But at the same time, those mycelial sculptures? Mind blown 
. And I love how it highlights the symbiosis between fungi and other organisms – it's so interesting to learn about these intricate relationships that we're still discovering 
. The fact that they're exploring the idea of architecture's physical permanence is also really thought-provoking 
. This exhibition has definitely got me thinking about my own relationship with nature...
I mean, who knew mushrooms could be so... sinister? 
Like, death cap and all that jazz. But at the same time, it's like, can't we just appreciate their beauty and complexity for once? 
The mycelial sculptures sound insane btw - thin, intertwined coils on ceilings, what even is that?! 
. I need to see this exhibition ASAP!