This collection is a statement of how our planet is linked by math and biodiversity that we need to protect.
Spider/webs here represents the link between humans and nature, but they expand beyond that they link the multiverse and through this link we are able to see through time.
Inspired by mythology, nature and technology this is a parallel world made of silk, steel, spider/webs and joy.
Each spider/web grant you a t-shirt and a planted tree.

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Coral reefs are monsters. Their polyps rise from reefs of their own makingbut not just their own. Like the mythical chimeras of ancient Greece, beasts made up of the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a snake, coral reefs are made of mismatched partsanimal, plant, and morethat hang together in fragile coordinations. In contrast to jellies, warming waters do not turn corals into bullies; rather, they drive off symbiotic dinoflagellates, weakening the corals. The necessity of working together makes coral life possible; indeed, symbiosis is essential to life on earth. But symbiosis is also vulnerable. Corals, like jellies, are tied to others in rapidly shifting worlds, but for them, disrupted relations lead not to riotous reproduction but to decline and death. In all our vulnerable entanglements with more-than-human life, we humans too are monsters.