Studio Catinca Tilea

this was the workshop / dit was de workshop BIOBOUWEN MET KEUKENSRESTEN (organisch afval)
editie: INSECTEN HOTELS
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another step into bio-building together with the community / een nieuwe stap in het bio-bouwen samen met de gemeenschap
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with the kids of Natuur Club we grew homes for insects that they’ve noticed in the garden of De Bajonet / met de kinderen van Natuur Club hebben we huisjes gegroeid voor de insecten die de kids bij De Bajonettuin hebben kunnen spotten
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met dank aan De Aktiegroep Oude Westen, De Kleine Buren, De Natuur Club & onze enthousiaste deelnemers
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and many thanks to .carrassa for co-designing, co-researching, assisting & documenting ✨

this was the workshop / dit was de workshop BIOBOUWEN MET KEUKENSRESTEN (organisch afval)
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another step into bio-building together with the community / een nieuwe stap in het bio-bouwen samen met de gemeenschap
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we’ve made mycelium grown pots & candle holders / we hebben mycelium gegroeide planten potten & kaarshouders gemaakt
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met dank aan De Actiegroep Oude Westen & onze enthousiaste deelnemers
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and many thanks to .carrassa for assisting & documenting ✨

This was Lentemarkt Vreewijk. We sat together around the table, made some insect hotels & other shapes & enjoyed the spring weather in the garden of
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swipe to see what came out of it too 🍄‍🟫🧡
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grown from kitchen scraps & mycelium
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thank you for organising
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from the workshop Biocraft with Household Organic Waste at Varia (Charlois, Rotterdam)

Dearest dearies, NIMMA CAN DO, an object grown together with a group of people from Nijmegen from their own organic waste, is still on display at in Böblingen, as part of the exhibition Fungi Future, curated by
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This project was developed at, in collaboration with and for Nijmegen

film stills between June & September from HOW TO HOPE TO BECOME A FOREST, a study in decay seen from the lens of hope.
A sculpture grown together with people from household organic waste is followed biodegrading throughout a whole year.

🎥 film made possible with the support of

HOW TO HOPE TO BECOME A FOREST is a video work and study on the slow biodegradation of a sculpture grown together from household organic waste & a fungus.
—- here, stills between March & May —-

made possible with the support of

HOW TO HOPE TO BECOME A FOREST
—- film stills between Jan. & Apr. ——
a study in decay on a sculpture grown together with the community from household organic waste & a fungus.

film made possible with the support of

HOW TO HOPE TO BECOME A FOREST
—— screen shots between Oct. - Jan. ——-

the work traces the slow biodegradation of this collectively built sculpture, grown from household organic waste & a fungus.
a study in decay & a video work that reflects on the natural properties of biomaterials & how we could design around them.

——- made possible with the support of ———

HOW TO HOPE TO BE - a collectively grown sculpture with biowaste from the kitchen & the community.
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This process was developed in more stages:
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2023 - participation of about 70 people who assembled about 100 bio-blocks
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2024 - placed the sculpture on the terrein of in the woods, in Eindhoven
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2024 - 2025 - observed it slowly biodegrade & become one with its surroundings