When the waters rise, what rises within us? Explore joy, grief, hope, and the spaces in between.
Living Studio presents Intertidal States, an environmental art exhibition exploring stormwater as both a physical reality and a metaphor for the emotional states we inhabit facing environmental change. Inspired by the intertidal zone, the exhibition considers the ways we, too, oscillate between seemingly opposing states: grief and joy, action and inaction, denial and hope.
Intertidal States, curated by Lauren Reilly, brings together artists working across materials and approaches to consider how stormwater shapes not only the places we live, but also how we feel, respond, and imagine what comes next. Featuring work by Living Studio's Resident Artist Kenzie Funk, John DeFaro, Shelby Slayden, and Lauren Reilly, with photographs by oceanographer and University of Miami Rosenstiel School professor Rana A. Fine.
At 7 PM during the opening reception, Yaya Capaz will facilitate a water-inspired sound performance, expanding the exhibition into another sensory dimension.
Come experience the work, meet the artists and contributors, and consider your own intertidal state.
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- 3 hours
- In person
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Location
1167 SW 6th St
1167 Southwest 6th Street
Miami, FL 33130
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