Imagination

We can’t create what we can’t imagine. This is your chance to assess the infrastructures of your imagination, embrace decay and let things go. Only then, do we shift into regenerative futures design.

FUNGI AS YOUR FUTURIST

Imagine we were more like fungi? This is a first-of-its kind playbook for imagining regenerative futures. It invites you to think like fungi, sharing 12 design principles inspired by nature’s intelligence.

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Fungi as Your Futurist zine — Image here and above by Lina Alabbasi

Fungi as your Futurist playbook

This work subverts the status quo, enriched with insights from18 global thinkers from mycology to foresight and multidisciplinary design. Fungi show us new ways to think about our futures. In our playbook, we share 12 regenerative design principles for innovation, systems, brands and things.

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DECOMPOSING THE INFRASTRUCTURES OF OUR IMAGINATION

In this session, we ask: what are the parts of our imagination? Are they helping to design regeneratively, or not? What can we let go? What remains and what needs to rot?

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LCC students workshop — Image here and above by Lina Alabbasi

Case study: UAL London College of Communication - MA Art Direction & Design 2026

Together the students built collective imaginations from positionality, principles, and intersectionality, represented by homegrown mycelium blocks. After a rot ritual to release what no longer serves, they practised decomposition — asking: what remains (same form, same value), and what needs to rot (new form, new value) to nourish new growth?

Bugge Holm Hansen, Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies

A quirky little book that feels refreshingly light in a foresight space that can easily become overly academic. My takeaway? We need to talk more about mushrooms.
Louise Healy, Senior Lecturer, LCC

Jess’s knowledge and generosity in sharing it through unorthodox methods is engaging and provoking. The students loved our Sporesight day and it prompted many thoughtful creative responses - thank you!
Giulia Romano, Field Notes

I loved Decomposition Day! Spending a day in the forest reflecting on what fungi can teach us about sustainable growth - and about letting go of the things that no longer serve us - was engaging, inspiring, thought-provoking, and fun throughout.
Louise Healy, Senior Lecturer, LCC

Jess is the most wonderful and enthusiastic presenter, every single person who was in class now loves mushrooms!

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May 2026 || East Sussex, UK

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Decomposition Day

In May 2026 Sporesight hosted our first Decomposition Day: 25 regenerative-curious souls decomposed fear-based collapse stories to nourish regenerative possibility. It was a day in the forest to go slow, let something go, and find new forms of value in the intentional dismantling of the imagination.

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Case study: UAL London College of Communication - MA Design Management 2026

In a thinking through making workshop, Sporesight invited the students to construct a speculative response to a 2030 Decomposition Economy. Each group embodied a mycelial principle rooted in long-termism and composting, imagining how nature’s intelligence can help us think differently.

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Copenhagen // March 2026

rot ritual: the art of letting go

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Rot + Regeneration session

Book a working session with your company or team. Designed to rot what isn’t serving, and regenerate be embedding fungal design principles into your project or initiative. Your team will leave inspired with possibility, a fresh fun(gi) lens and a take-home practice for integrating this in the work.

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