In this portrait-oriented composition, Kosunen focuses on the hidden architecture of the undergrowth. The piece leans into the tactile qualities of the season, emphasizing the shapes and textures that emerge when the air turns damp and the soil becomes fertile. By utilizing a vertical frame, the artist draws the eye upward through the layers of the forest, mirroring the way fungi and flora reach toward the light.

The work avoids grand landscapes in favor of an intimate, grounded perspective. It celebrates the small, often overlooked miracles of the fungal kingdom, presenting them as the primary protagonists of the woodland narrative. The result is a visual study that feels both observational and deeply rooted in the sensory experience of a forest walk.