Midnight ocean depths with warm amber bioluminescence — a living-systems editorial where organic matter and digital precision intertwine
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Ceremony at 6:30 PM
— The Mycelium Atrium
“Two systems. One ecology. We are merging our networks — and we want you in the loop.”
Veda was stationed at a marine research lab in Tromsø when Isak arrived to install a new environmental sensor array. She showed him the bioluminescent plankton samples she'd been culturing for six months. He stayed for six more.
They left Tromsø together the following spring — new positions, one direction. This wedding is the next node in a system that has been growing since.
Gather at the entrance, meet the space
Gather at the entrance, meet the space
Vows exchanged under the canopy of the Mycelium Atrium
Vows exchanged under the canopy of the Mycelium Atrium
Specimen jars of carefully fermented cocktails
Specimen jars of carefully fermented cocktails
Dinner and dancing until the last sample is consumed
Dinner and dancing until the last sample is consumed
Saturday, September 19, 2026
6:30 PM
14 Botanica Way, Portland, OR 97201
Earth & Evening / Dark Botanicals
Veda is a marine biologist whose research on bioluminescent signaling systems has been published in Nature and Science. She collects tidal specimens, brews her own kombucha, and can identify most plankton species by sight.
Isak designs adaptive environmental monitoring networks for ecologically sensitive habitats. His work sits between systems engineering and conservation biology. He communicates better with mycelium than with most people.
Kindly respond by July 19, 2026. We look forward to having you in the system.