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Fruiting Bodies is an experiment in fungal sociality, exploring the possibilities of mushroom cloning, remediation and social exchange through collaborative experience and community science. The project launched with a workshop at GenSpace in Brooklyn, NY where where participants created agar-based sculptures modeled from chosen body parts. The sculptures where inoculated via oyster fungi with the intention of burying the fruiting bodies* in a local disturbed site in need of mycoremediation in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
As fruiting bodies grow a latent network of human and nonhuman relations to emerge. In collaboration with Lucia Monge and Chloe Zimmerman
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