SHIITAKE SYMPHONY : A GRAND FUNGI FANTASIA, 2015
Potchi Moopp  

Design : resin · 100 x 100 x 100 cm 39.4 x 39.4 x 39.4 inch

€12,000 12 000 €
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Shiitake Symphony: A Grand Fungi Fantasia represents the monumental axis of Potchi Moopp’s series Enchanted Dimensions: The Sculpted Odyssey of Virtual Wonders, where scale becomes a central vehicle of immersion.
These sculptures, reaching approximately 100 cm in height, assert a powerful physical presence that transforms the mushroom motif into a true spatial experience.
At this scale, the familiar form evolves into an almost architectural entity, occupying the viewer’s environment with both authority and playfulness.
Moopp amplifies the symbolic role of the mushroom as a gateway, turning it into a monumental threshold between reality and imaginary worlds.
The bold, glossy surfaces intensify the perception of volume, reflecting light and activating the surrounding space.
The vibrant palette — electric blue, vivid red, orange, yellow, and bright pink — expands across the surface with striking visual impact, reinforcing the work’s pop identity.
These large-scale pieces invite not only observation but physical engagement, encouraging viewers to move around them and experience shifting perspectives.
The mushroom here becomes a sculptural landmark, almost like a beacon within a fantastical landscape.
Moopp transforms a playful cultural symbol into a commanding contemporary presence that redefines its meaning.
The monumental scale enhances the immersive dimension of her practice, aligning the sculpture with the logic of virtual environments where scale is fluid and experiential.
These works evoke the sensation of stepping into a game-like universe materialized in physical space.
They also reflect a society increasingly drawn to spectacle, immersion, and sensory engagement.
At the same time, the softness of the form tempers this monumentality, preserving a sense of accessibility and emotional warmth.
Moopp’s psychology here reveals a desire to create shared spaces of wonder, where viewers can physically inhabit her imagination.
The repetition of the mushroom motif across large formats builds a visual ecosystem, suggesting a landscape of expanding virtual territories.
These sculptures act as anchors within that universe, stabilizing the viewer within a dreamlike environment.
They demonstrate Moopp’s ability to bridge intimacy and monumentality within a coherent artistic language.
The Shiitake Symphony works embody the full expressive potential of her sculptural vocabulary.
They confirm her position as a significant voice in the evolution of contemporary Japanese Neo-Pop.
For collectors, these monumental pieces offer the opportunity to acquire not only an object, but an immersive presence capable of transforming a space.
Shiitake Symphony: A Grand Fungi Fantasia ultimately stands as a celebration of scale, imagination, and the power of sculpture to create inhabitable dreamworlds.

Pop Art

Decorative objects

Mushrooms

Japan

Neo-Pop

Asian Pop

Virtual Reality

Pink

Purple

Potchi Moopp

Japan  • 1984

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Potchi Moop is a young Japanese artist born in 1984. She works and lives in Nagoya, Japan. Moop's has the same style as the Pop surrealist American artists. Her themes revolve around fantasy or virtual. Influenced by Manga comic books and computer graphics, she has a precise technique. Though, the artist says that she doesn't think about technique while painting but wants to focus on the impact of her works.

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