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WORKSHOP SEASON 2026 | Color Experiments with Fungi

This immersive workshop, led by design studio Aléa Work, explored color as a living, evolving process through fungi. Participants engaged in hands-on experimentation, dyeing with foraged mushrooms and natural pigments, while also experimenting with mycelium to degrade and transform color in existing textiles. Participants moved between individual investigations and collective experiments, testing pigments, growing mycelium on textiles, and documenting color transformations. Challenging the common perception of mycelium as monochrome, the workshop revealed an underexplored fungal spectrum in which color emerged through interaction, time, and material agency.

Season curated by : Guillermo Gil Fernández @guillegilfernandez & Pablo Sevilla @sevillaisnotacity

Tutors : Aléa @alea_work
Miriam Josi @mimivert & Stella Lee Prowse @stellaleeps 
Assisted by Paula Schulte @paula_schulte_ 

Boisbuchet Media Team: 

Video: Yachu Hsu (Joy) @xxyachu

Led by Manon Arrougé @m_arrouge & Pablo Sevilla @sevillaisnotacity

Boisbuchet Technical Team: 

Daniel Hernández @daniarmario
Lucía Navas @lucianavassss
Yannis Hotz @yannishotz
Led by Dean Toepfer @deantoepfer
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Week three at @boisbuchet complete.

This week we welcomed @wesamasali & @boveda_tabicada, @alea_work and @xaviermanosa & @venathadrien for an extended 10 day workshop. 

Wesam and Salvador introduced the centuries-old craft of tile vaulting, where participants worked together to construct a full-scale ceramic pavilion using thin clay tiles and traditional building techniques. Aléa invited participants to explore fungi as both a living material and a source of colour, experimenting with mycelium, and natural dyes to uncover new possibilities for regenerative material practice. Meanwhile, Xavier Mañosa and Hadrian Venant ceramics workshop explored the relationship between clay, surface, and form, culminating in a 3 day firing of the anagama wood-fired kiln.

Another inspiring week of experimentation, collaboration, and learning. Looking forward to seeing what next week brings.

Thanks to the the technical team
@lucianavassss 
@daniarmario 
@yannishotz
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For the past year, we have been exploring mycelium’s capacity to transform and degrade certain dyes.

Playing with subtractive processes of making, patterns emerge through the traces of growth in ways beyond what we could imagine or plan. 

This project is supported with deadstock fabrics from @kupptextiles and with research support from @prohelvetia 

A selection of these pieces is currently on view this weekend at @anticipation.festival at @gaitelyrique as part of the festival’s exhibition programme.

Big thank you to @ameurdaneta helping us this past month!
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Denim scraps assembled with Pleurotus mycelium, grown in soil. 

Photos @victorpoullain
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