Frankensteinized

In the unfolding saga of cohabitation, humans and nature become like roommates sharing a space—uninvited, yet inseparable. Fungi from the wood-wide web are introduced into this shared habitat, quietly altering it. Bed legs entwine with roots, and desk corners sprout tiny blooms, blurring the boundary between the human and the natural. In this entanglement, “my space” and “your space” dissolve into “our space,” echoing the uncanny hybridity of Frankenstein’s creation.