Trevor Yeung
Night Mushroom colon (Gaswork)
Night Mushroom Colon is a mixed-media work that blends electrical converters and nightlights, emanating a subtle bioluminescence that evokes an air of secrecy and enchantment. These luminous mushrooms find their habitat in obscure corners, discreetly illuminating the pathways without disturbing the tranquility of a somnolent stroller. Serving as companions for those traversing the nocturnal realms alone, they strive in fecundity and reproduce through polyamorous converters and ever-changing colors.
Night Mushroom Colon invites viewers to reconsider the conventional power dynamics between humans and nature, proposing a narrative of multispecies entanglement where survival is not dictated by domination but by a symbiotic and interconnected harmony. Through its luminous aesthetics and ecological symbolism, the installation sparks contemplation on the possibilities of a more nuanced and inclusive relationship with the natural world and reflects a communal existence where each entity contributes to the shared radiance. In this way, this work becomes a visual ode to multispecies harmony and collective power, highlighting the potential for mutual support and shared luminosity in the interconnected tapestry of existence.