Installations in the 'Fluid Becoming' Exhibition held at Silo6, Auckland in January 2024.13 - 29 JANUARY 2024 WATCH HERE Catalogue available $30.00 January 13-29, 2024, from 11 am to 9 pm daily ​ Silo6 in Silo Park Auckland was the centre of creative exploration and environmental reflection as it hosted the "Fluid Becoming" exhibition. Featuring the works of Alysn Midgelow-Marsden, Janet Mazenier, and Mette Hay, it engaged visitors in thought-provoking experiences, encouraging them to contemplate the present and future of our environment. The iconic Silo6 was transformed into a captivating canvas for creative exploration and environmental contemplation. This exceptional exhibition offered a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of creativity and reflect on the present and future of our environment. It consisted of multiple ‘activations’ including hands-on activity workshops, sound-making experiments and experiential exhibits. Fluid becoming … 'Inertia' by Alysn presented visitors with reclaimed plastic, wire, and video forming a visual landscape, evoking emotions of emptiness, loss, and sadness, but also the potential for change. Fluid becoming … 'Choice' also by Alysn explored the concept of choice for our future. Geological style core samples hang from the silo, each section representing different stages in our relationship with the environment. The sounds and lighting changed as you moved through the installation, offering a sensory journey towards hope and consideration. Fluid becoming … 'Wonder' by Mette was an immersive exploration of the beauty and wonder found even in austere places. Using our natural soundscapes and projected cymatics, you discovered the voices of nature and individuals. The silo was transformed into a metaphor for the inside of a tree or the depth of a forest, inspiring you to seek the magic in the invisible element of sound. Fluid becoming … 'Place' by Janet presented large abstract works which rich in texture and inspired by the natural world. These pieces engage with place, space, time, colour, and materiality, offering you a sensory and visual journey. Hands-on Workshops and Interactive Activities: During the exhibition, there were various community-based, engaging events: "Marks of Time Workshop" exploring the history of the Silo site through art. "Wonder of Voice" allowing visitors to use their voices to create dynamic, moving visual images and become a part of the artwork. About the Artists: Alysn is an internationally recognized fine art textile artist known for her boundary-breaking work with metal, wire, fibre, textile, and stitch. She lives on the Tawharanui Peninsula Mette is a biophilic spatial designer and artist, focusing on the potential of sound as a portal to the unseen. She lives in Muriwai. Janet's abstract art practice explores place, space, time, and materiality, using a variety of techniques to create textured and unique artworks. Janet lives in Devonport. "Fluid Becoming" is a groundbreaking exhibition that offers a unique opportunity to explore the beauty of our world, even in the most unexpected places. It's a chance to reflect on our environment and consider the choices we make for the future. ​ About Silo6: Silo6 is a unique space that transforms the urban environment into a hub of creativity, providing a platform for artists to explore and share their visions with the community.