Fungi Conversations
Interactive installation
This project explores the concept of impermanence through the Ink Cap mushroom, a species that can dissolve within hours. While its visible body disappears quickly, its underground mycelium network remains and continues to connect with other mushrooms. This metaphor explores how relationships- even when they end- the conversations, memories, and connections they create persist.
The mushroom installations are crafted wholly from mulberry paper to emphasize their fragility, while projection-mapped roots render invisible connections visible. Embedded Morse code signifies conversations that exist but remain only partially intelligible, exposing the subtle traces people leave behind.
Collaborated with Apiwich Chunpoon, Napassaporn Wongprecha, Nunnapat Sittichaiareekiji, Pinmookda Tongsiri, Punnisra Xu, and Panalee Ungtrakoon.
