Fera Moira, installation at Art in the Open, Charlottetown, PE, 2018
Photo: Sean Landsman
Fera Moira
In Fera Moira (Greek for “wild fate”) mushrooms emerge from architectural salvage, portraying ecological life in a possible future. Sprouting from beams and columns, the mushrooms imitate the growth of bracket fungi on tree trunks. In an era of ruin and despair, Fera Moira is ultimately hopeful.
Lessons in Nature, 2015, felted wool, wood, found materials.
Photo: Michael Khoury
Polypores and Lichen, 2017, felted wool, silk, latex, snakeskin, found wood
Photo: Jeff Crawford
Fera Moira: Birch Polypores on Column, 2017, Wool, silk, leather, wood
Photo: Jeff Crawford
Fera Moira: Birch Polypores on Column, 2017, Wool, silk, leather, wood
Photo: Jeff Crawford
Fera Moira: Birch Polypores on Column, 2017, Wool, silk, leather, wood
Photo: Jeff Crawford
Fera Moira: Birch Polypores on Column, 2017, Wool, silk, leather, wood
Photo: Jeff Crawford
Fera Moira: Birch Polypores on Column, 2017, Wool, silk, leather, wood
Photo: Jeff Crawford