Contemporary object design—it is a triumph of function, uncompromising usability, and… blandness. Mass production stamps out millions of ugly copies from plastic and metal, in which rounded corners and minimal details promise a happy, standardized future.
But what if we created an object that combines the noble gleam of metal with the texture of organic matter and the whimsy of a living form? An object that seems to grow and change on its own…
The goal was to find a form that was both organic and technological at the same time.
To grasp the mood, material, and plasticity one wishes to achieve
To ultimately achieve the Mycelium-3 Object—a unique combination of organic form and material that seems to have forgotten it should be linear and rigid, instead growing into a new, freer shape.
