About ‘Fungi on stump of beech’ by Theo Fokker
Where dead wood used to be taken out of forests for the wood stove, these days it remains. This gives fungi, fungi and mushrooms a chance to clean up the wood and enrich nature. You can find all kinds of shapes and colours in the forest, such as the fungi on the remains of a broken trunk of a beech tree.
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I graduated from teacher training college D'Witte Leli in Amsterdam in the subjects Drawing and Handicrafts. Even during my studies, I often carried out assignments slightly differently from what was asked. That 'different' then manifested itself in unusual use of materials, combinations of techniques and different points of view. The ultimate goal was, and still is, to make something I like. That 'different' also manifested itself in the desire to…
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