On an ordinary day, two garbage collectors are called in to clean and empty an abandoned house. Once inside the home, they are confronted with a disgusting display of garbage, fungus, mold and insects of all kinds. Everything's crawling, everything's moving, the house is alive. Yet, as they move forward, their appreciation of this biotope slowly shifts from disgust to fascination. From now on, all they have to do is enjoy the show.

Unlike in most of the woodland of central Europe, in the Swiss National Park trees are left lying on the ground to rot away over decades. Since the park’s inception, this has been a hobby horse, a sign of unspoiled nature where humans have not intervened. The trees provide nourishment too for a fungus that is more than 1000 years old and has spread out over several hundred square metres. We roam the forest in search of the largest and oldest living creature in Europe and find instead an image.

After coating my own film with menstrual blood and silver for catching light, the film started to decompose on a period of 6 months during which I took samples of the micro fauna colonizing the film. I recorded the fungus growing on the film and then combine these images with intervened 16mm film. This performative experimental film is an exercise of thinking on the small ecosystems that exist on films and our bodies. It’s a sketch of mycelium and mycorrhizal connecting the film and the ecosystem.

Suggestion: watch with 3D glasses.

A continual rain falls on the jungle of mold in which Mérove has crashed. In search of a shelter, waterspouts and increasingly intrusive mushrooms will put the endurance of the astronaut to the test.

An ambitious botanist arrives at a mysterious island with her partner, ready for a little vacation. In the idyllic landscape, the young woman finds an unprecedented species in her field that drives her to madness.

This is an experimental animated film about the world of mushrooms. It visually explores the lifecycle of mushrooms and how it connects to the ecosystem.

The COLLECTOR and the FORAGER play music in the forest. Playing in the sun with mushrooms of all kind.

Of Dreaming is a meditation on an old-growth forest on Vancouver Island called Avatar Grove. It is currently adjacent to a land at threat from logging and has sparked a resistance called the Ada’itsx/Fairy Creek Blockade. When I sit and meditate in this forest, I imagine the network of Red Cedar and Hemlock roots weaving and knotting with mycelium exchanging nutrients and knowledge. I once read forests dream, and as I meditate, I wonder if I can dream with the forest and if we can fall into each other’s dreams, because sometimes falling is easier than resisting.

Humanized rats take action to get back to their roots. Mushrooms help.

Imagine walking in the forest, you fall and hit your head, when you open your eyes, you find yourself in a dreamlike vision: before you on the forest floor you behold a Sexy Stinkhorn Cabaret dance.