Object / Kinoko
How Kinoko was made
Andy details the oak frame, brass fixings and mycelium panels grown on local elephant grass, and credits Peter Oei and Twan D.
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Thoughts from
the workbench
Material experiments rarely end at a polished object. Andy shares what grew, what failed and what is still being worked out.
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Growing a chair
A chair experiment made with hemp and mycelium during Andy’s C-Biotech work; the post shows the object and its development context.
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Fungal Art Series #13
A short update on a new painting and the evolving balance between biological variation and control.
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Mycelium grown into textiles
A soft-goods experiment connects earlier Fungal Art textile work with a new pouch prototype made with Deena Khayyat.
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Mycelium: grown, not made
Andy introduces a published reflection on material growth and the work across Studio Cartier and NUMU.
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What is real, what is still growing
An unusually candid update distinguishing physical prototypes from interior visualisation studies for FOLD, Mushroomiya and Fungal Art.
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The Mycelium Hotline
A practical note on moulds, scale-up, product choice and the mistakes that can derail material development.
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