Mushrooms
The Creation of Cubensis
Michelangelo's most famous gesture, with a psilocybe mushroom passing between the two hands. The gap between the fingertips stays open, as in the original.
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Second variation on Michelangelo's Creation of Adam, after The Creation of Porcini. The pose is the same: two hands reaching toward each other across a gap that never quite closes. What changes is the object passing between them, a golden-capped psilocybe mushroom with a pale stem and a thin ring, held in the lower hand.
As in the porcini version, the fresco's original background stays in the artwork on purpose: the parody only works if the reference remains fully recognizable. A digital reinterpretation for the WildLifeThings mushroom-art collection, printed on demand.
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