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Illustration by Debbie Woo
Shrouds, infused with mushroom spores, purify the body and soul of toxins while decomposing.
Illustration by Debbie Woo
A water-based cremation method that liquefies the body leaving the bones to be ground to “ash”, is imagined as a transitional process of spiritual rebirth.
Illustration by Debbie Woo
Tree seeds buried in biodegradable urns are vessels of reincarnated spirits that make up the forest.
Illustration by Debbie Woo
Conservation burials nurture the rehabilitation and growth of nature and is imagined as a spirit guardian protecting endangered lands.
Illustration by Debbie Woo
Reef balls infused with cremated ashes become new homes and supporting structures for sea life.
Illustration by Debbie Woo
Green burials strip back the material to focus on family, community and the relationship with the surrounding environment.
Illustration by Debbie Woo
An alternate cremation process where the body is freeze-dried and vibrated into “ash”, is imagined as a reflective process on one’s past life.

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