MyCommunity  is a black-and-white digital drawing that intricately portrays the underside of mushrooms forming fungi, focusing on their reproductive structures such as gills and folds. These elements, essential to fungal reproduction, are rendered with precise line work to highlight their intricate natural architecture. Inspired by her fascination with fungi’s biological and ecological roles, Heine utilized a digital pencil tool with fixed widths and two-line thicknesses to achieve the fine detail required to convey their complexity. 

Heine’s decision to omit colour from the piece was deliberate, as she felt vibrant hues might reduce the subtleties of the gills' patterns and textures. The absence of colour enhances the visual depth, inviting the viewer to appreciate the beauty of fungi’s reproductive anatomy, typically hidden beneath its hat. Her composition is guided by curiosity and close observation, inspired by her fungi-hunting walks and the unpredictable yet balanced forms found in nature. She played with the arrangement of shapes to achieve what she describes as “the right ratio of chaos and tranquillity”. She later realized that her aesthetics echo a subconscious influence from a line-art wall drawing in her partner’s apartment. Much like that piece, which continuously reveals new details upon each viewing, her work captures the ever-unfolding complexity of fungi.