Wormworks
175x195 cm
upcycled hemp, linen, cotton, mycelium
diploma project supervisor: Anett Papp
METU 2020
The aim of the Wormwork is to use the living tissue of the mycelium to represent the presence and the continuous change of craftsmanship over the generations.
Photo: Zsombor Szalonta
Photo: Zsombor Szalonta
Photo: Zsombor Szalonta
Mycelium composite material research
10x10x1 cm organic textile, kitchen and agricultural waste, oyster mycelium 2022
I used a variety of primary organic wastes in my materials research to explore how mycelium produces different material characters when grown on various types of materials.
Photo Bor Zergi
Myco structure series
50x50 cm straw, hemp waste, oyster mycelium, cotton ribbon 2022
In this project I wanted to force the active, organically growing mycelium into a man-made geometric structure. The rigorous system was dissolved by the material's growing state of being.
Photo Bori Zergi
Stitch and grow series
40x120 cm
linen, hemp and straw
waste, oyster
mycelium 2022
In the Stitch and grow series, I wanted to answer how the mycelium radically overwrites manmade geometric structures through the organic growth of living matter.
Photo Bori Zergi
Szimbio Lab Organic Design introductory exhibition
curator, exhibitor. contributor: Alexandra Kis-Baraksó
The exhibition showcased the results of the first education project of the Simbio Lab, founded in 2021. The programme, funded by the European Union, offered young people studying textile-related vocational training the opportunity to get to know biodesign. The exhibition included works by the founders of Szimbio Lab and experiments with material researches by workshop participants.
Photo Bori Zergi
Photo Bori Zergi
Photo Bori Zergi
