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If you follow one of the root-like threads that grow from the underside of a mushroom, you’ll be led to an underground Kingdom. The caps and stalks that sprawl across forest floors and clamber up the barks of trees harbor vast networks below ground that form as fungi mycelium and tree roots merge. These are the circulatory systems of our forests. They span many miles and allow trees, insects, and other life forms to communicate and share nutrients over great distances.

In Geometries of the Forest, Ad Minoliti absorbs this ecological imagery into their own geometrical abstraction to describe …