It Shouldn’t Have Legs

A web of vibrant mycelium sculpts a surrealist meta landscape, tangling six artists as they connect and disconnect from their surroundings and from each other. One feels nostalgic of real touch, of dirty hands. Another is captivated by the possibilities of future invention. Someone is stuck still. They are focused on something, a mushroom growing perhaps… one is a mushroom? Another searches, shedding their skin, itching in it as they find their way through passing time. Besides them somebody seems content.

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Hopeful for harmony, this piece explores symbiosis, from that found in nature to that we cultivate, and the connectivity between us all.