Collaborating with the Pink Oyster fungi species (Pleurotus Djamor), Inclusio Vitae Djamor showcases a series of specimens, preserved and isolated in their own architectural environment. Utilizing Petri dishes, modified glass vessels, paper shreds and laser-cut cardboard, the artist experimented with different substrates and created various breeding grounds to illuminate the entanglement of mycelium.

Throughout this project, these essences of life serve as evidence and documentation of the process itself. The artist forms a mutualistic relationship with the fungi and directly experiences the multifaceted exchange between two different living organisms.