Magical mycelium sculpture

Interconnection and Magical mycelium sculptures! Discover how to create living mycelium sculptures and explore playful experiences which deepen our awareness of interconnection. Join Hannah to enter the wonderful ​curious hidden ​magical world of mycelium, discover her living Mycelium sculptures and get an overview of the​ eco friendly and sustainable creation process. Hannah will bring a batch of prepared mixture and small moulds for you to finish growing at home and share your results together​ after the conference! Hannah will support the group through meditation , playful and uplifting dynamic meditative experiences to deepen our awareness of interconnection​ building our effortless courage, empathy and resilience. Connected is Hannah’s new series exploring living mycelium sculptures, utilising the unique properties of mycelium, the vegetative network of fungi, to form living, evolving sustainable sculptures. Connected, invites viewers to engage with the natural cycle of growth, decay, and transformation. By harnessing the transformational power of mycelium, this project offers a dynamic, evolving sculpture that fosters dialogue about sustainability, material innovation, and our relationship with the living world. Hannah's recent living mycelium sculpture of a leveret has been featured in the peer review journal The Ecological Citizen on pages 135-6 : https://www.ecologicalcitizen.net/pdfs/Vol%207%20No%202.pdf Hannah is an international artist exploring deep nature connection. Her living mycelium sculptures will be exhibited as part of Ritual, the Glandford nature art trail. She is a qualified holistic practitioner, yoga and meditation teacher and forest school leader based in Norfolk. www.hannahhardyart.com

Hannah will bring a selection of small moulds for your mycelium sculptures but feel welcome to bring your own small mould shape. Please bring something to keep your mycelium mould warm until you get home (woolen hat/ scarf..) and place your form to complete it's final stage somewhere warm (airing cupboard).