Egon Spengler would be very proud of this series of art from Judith Klausner that uses spores, molds, and funghi. Here’s more from Art the Science:
This series started with mold. I think mold is physically beautiful and conceptually fascinating. But often, it is hard to look past the disgust and disappointment we feel when we discover it has ruined the food we were counting on for lunch, consider our concerns it has on our health, or even just smell it. I was privileged to grow up with a science teacher mom who, when something went moldy in the fridge, called me over to look at how cool the mold was before throwing it away. I think that shaped a lot of my worldview and my approach to art.
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