Convergence
An exhibition outside Maungawhau Station
Curated by Kim Meredith Gallery
At a moment when Tāmaki Makaurau is being experienced in new ways, Convergence invites us to look beyond the journey itself. Bringing together seven artists, the exhibition explores the visible and invisible threads that connect people, communities and places. Through stories of memory, migration, landscape and human relationship, the works reveal how our lives intersect, overlap and leave traces in one another. Together, they encourage fresh ways of seeing the familiar and recognising what may have previously gone unseen.
image courtesy of Tātaki Auckland Unlimited
Sally Greer
Sally Greer reflects on the traces people leave in one another's lives, exploring connection through memory, presence and the enduring nature of human relationships.
Moment in Light 2025
Acrylic and Ink on Museo stretched linen
240x150mm
Untitled 2026
Acrylic and Inktense on vintage fabric over board
1200x1200mm
Sally Greer is a contemporary artist whose figurative paintings explore memory, relationships and human connection. Working on raw linen and vintage fabrics, she reflects on what is revealed, concealed and remembered over time.
Jordan Hadlee
Jordan Hadlee reimagines familiar landscapes, revealing how movement through place creates new perspectives and unexpected connections.
Converging Terrains 2026
Photography Composite
1650x1150mm
Jordan Hadlee is a Tāmaki Makaurau-based photographer exploring how landscapes are experienced and remembered. Through photographic compositing, he combines fragments of place to create imagined environments and unexpected connections.
Janet Lilo
Janet Lilo explores connections that bind communities together, revealing how identity, culture and belonging are sustained through everyday acts of being and doing.
Untitled 2024
Drawing
290x420mm
Untitled 2023
Drawing
290x420mm
An interdisciplinary artist of Māori, Sāmoan and Niuean heritage, Janet Lilo explores identity, community and belonging through photography, video and installation. Her work examines the connections between people, place and shared histories.
Courtney Sina Meredith
Courtney Sina Meredith traces the movement of people, stories and culture across time and place, giving voice to the enduring connections that shape diasporic experience.
Like A Frequency 2023
fabric, wood, foam, dried leaves
150x90x150mm
A multidisciplinary artist and writer of Sāmoan, Cook Islands and Irish heritage, Courtney Sina Meredith explores identity, memory and diaspora. Her work reflects on movement, connection and belonging across cultures and generations.
Danielle Meredith
Danielle Meredith draws on ancestry and cultural memory to illuminate the connections between generations, communities and futures yet to be imagined.
The Merediths 2006
Acrylic on MDF wood
1190x830mm
Danielle Meredith is a Sāmoan-Tongan multimedia artist whose work explores ancestry, storytelling and cultural identity. Drawing on Pacific knowledge and lived experience, she creates works that connect generations and communities.
Laura Shallcrass
Laura Shallcrass examines the visible and invisible threads that bind people to place, history and one another, inviting reflection on the relationships that shape our lives.
Unravel 2026
Oil on board
600x500mm
Laura Shallcrass is an award-winning illustrator, author and artist whose symbolic work explores connections between people, place and history. Through intricate visual storytelling, she examines belonging, transformation and the threads that shape our lives.
Lisa E. Wong
Lisa E. Wong invites us to look more closely at the ordinary, uncovering the subtle ways people connect, communicate and recognise one another through shared experience.
Lisa E. Wong is a multimedia artist whose ceramics transform everyday objects into moments of reflection and discovery. Through playful forms and unexpected details, she explores how people connect, communicate and recognise one another.