Sometimes real mushrooms grow naturally on my wooden sculptures.

When this happens, I connect electrodes to the living mushrooms and record their electrical activity, transforming it into sound.

This music is not composed — it is generated by the living organism itself.

It is a dialogue between sculpture and nature, between the visible and the invisible.

In some projects, Mushroom Music becomes an immersive installation where people can walk among the sculptures while listening to the sound of the living mushrooms.

The experience allows visitors to enter the hidden world of nature and feel the invisible connections that surround us.

The Mushroom Music reveals a hidden dimension of life and reminds us that nature is always communicating.