Process of the agar shapes of Fungi Mutarium

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Fungi Mutarium

A prototype for turning plastic into edible fungi

The mycelium of some fungi is capable of growing on and even digesting plastics. This fact triggered Katharina Unger and Julia Kaisinger from Livin Studio to start the research and design project...

Image: Antoni Gandia

Working with agar

Petri dishes containing PDA
Image: Maurizio Montalti

Mycelium Binder - Growing Objects ©Officina…

Mycelium Binder - Growing Objects ©Officina Corpuscoli / Maurizio Montalti
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margarita and Govert bij Paddestoelen Paradijs

This picture was taken by an ikCam at urban mushroom farm Paddestoelen Paradijs. At Mediamatic Bank.
Image: Anisa Xhomaqi

Filling bags with straw and mycelium

Grow your own fungi workshop by Wouter Hassing at Mediamatic's Clean Lab.
Image: Govert de Jong

King Oyster mushroom

Full-grown King Oyster mushrooms. Part of the Paddestoelen Paradijs exhibition.
Image: Abel

View of the Paddestoelen Paradijs exhibition

With Bodies of Change by Maurizio Montalti, Tuimelaar by Titia Ex, Fungi by Lizan Freijsen, and Mur de Double Concentré de Tomate by Michel Blazy. In the right corner on the table are samples of new...

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