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2026
Oil on canvas
Set of two
8 × 10 inches each
Fungi are the earth’s quiet agents of undoing and renewal. Beneath the surface, mycelial networks move through soil, plant matter, and what has ended, breaking down form and returning it to a state of possibility.
Subtle traces of worms, decomposing matter, and organic residue emerge as symbolic elements within layered fields of abstract color, reflecting the slow exchange of energy between states of life and decay.
Death Eater considers decay not as an ending, but as a transformative threshold through which life is continually reconstituted.
2026
Oil on canvas
Set of two
8 × 10 inches each
Fungi are the earth’s quiet agents of undoing and renewal. Beneath the surface, mycelial networks move through soil, plant matter, and what has ended, breaking down form and returning it to a state of possibility.
Subtle traces of worms, decomposing matter, and organic residue emerge as symbolic elements within layered fields of abstract color, reflecting the slow exchange of energy between states of life and decay.
Death Eater considers decay not as an ending, but as a transformative threshold through which life is continually reconstituted.