Bio Spiritual Mycellium Drawing

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There is far more to mushrooms than the stems and caps that poke above ground. Most of the organism is a mass of thin underground threads called mycelia. These filaments form networks that help plants, including trees, connect to each other, through structures called mycorrhizae. If we could learn a little from them, the world would be a connected peaceful place. 90 per cent of land-based plants are involved in the mutually beneficial relationship with fungi. Why we do not learn from them? We humans are always judging and fighting por “ideals”, instead of interconnecting with the Universe. The structure and function of the mycelial networks and their ability to facilitate communication between physically separated plants led mycologist Paul Stamets to call them "Earth's natural Internet." This is a tribute to the creation of such interconnections that I build with ink on paper.

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