Mycological Making
Mycological Making proposes eschewing established/legitimated manufacturing practices by embracing fungi as making companions.
Fungi have a unique way of living together with other organisms by performing symbiotic strategies of survival, they are vital for the cycling and exchanging of nutrients in all known environments that can sustain life. Fungi are even willing to perform their duties in very damaged or polluted ones where most plants, animals or bacteria wouldn’t dare to. Why not bring that same quirky and symbiotical spirit to the way we relate to the things we, as humans, have made?
This first iteration of MM took place at the Deptford Junk Market (South East London) and produced the Deptfordmarkeae genus, comprised of 3 species of fungi: Lion’s Mane Howler, Elektromagnellus Phoneger and Ringsulla Hermetica.
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Fungi have a unique way of living together with other organisms by performing symbiotic strategies of survival, they are vital for the cycling and exchanging of nutrients in all known environments that can sustain life. Fungi are even willing to perform their duties in very damaged or polluted ones where most plants, animals or bacteria wouldn’t dare to. Why not bring that same quirky and symbiotical spirit to the way we relate to the things we, as humans, have made?
This first iteration of MM took place at the Deptford Junk Market (South East London) and produced the Deptfordmarkeae genus, comprised of 3 species of fungi: Lion’s Mane Howler, Elektromagnellus Phoneger and Ringsulla Hermetica.


