Man as a kind of fungus is spreading and destroying the planet. This is a visual fantasy of my infected living space and planetary environment. The project was carried out in collaboration with the Department of Biology, Section of Ecology and Classification, of the National Kapodistrian University of Athens. The fungi which were cultivated belong to the Kingdom of Fungi, arise from Greece as product of a series of isolations performed by the group for fungi research of the Department of Biology of the University of Athens and have been submitted at the ATHUM. The artwork Humanfungi is presented in the frame of the exhibition of MEDinART entitled “Where MEDicine and ART collide. Part One: The Greek Artists”.

Participation days:
29/03/2017, 30/03/2017, 31/03/2017, 01/04/2017, 02/04/2017


Keti Haliori is a conceptual, new media artist living and working in Athens. She creates interdisciplinary projects, concerning the Darwinian and technological evolution, the divine, the universal-cosmic information and the consciousness. Her work also deals with humanitarian and environmental issues.
During the years 2008–2010, she protested for the refugees who were victims or survivors of shipwrecks and minefields. She made public actions and installations at the entrance gates-host of Chios, Alexandroupolis, Lavrion and in major urban centres of Athens and Thessaloniki. Since 2011, she has activated the World Water Museum installation, a permanent interactive project about the global lack of water and creates and curates water projects and workshops.

Organisation:
MEDinART