The bronze statue shows a single Armillaria mushroom viewed from below, with a thick, slightly tapered stem rising from a smooth, pale green block of green Afghan marble that resembles a polished forest floor. The overall form and parasitic habit on living wood evoke a bracket‑like fungus such as a honey fungus, the underside of the cap is rendered in dramatic, densely packed gills that flare outward in ruffled layers, accented by bluish patina that suggests age, moisture, and decay.