A new immersive art exhibition has arrived at the Baltic Triangle.
Gym owner-turned-spiritualist Mark Peter Leadbetter has graced Liverpool with his first ever art exhibition called “The Awakening Collection”. Mark has been working on the 84 different pieces for the last two years.
Located at Space Liverpool on Stanhope Street, the area is accessible and easy to locate. The exhibition is free to view, and although it has now finished in Liverpool Mark has big plans.
He chose Liverpool as the city to unveil it as he views Liverpudlians as “open-minded” and believes they will be most receptive to his art.
Mark told MerseyNewsLive: “I want to try and get my artwork in another location – I want to do a seminar in the summer here in space.
“It will involve yoga, talking about numerology, the chakras, how the simulation works that we are experiencing and some meditation at the end.”
Mark chooses to be known as “Eleven Two Art” through his work. He focuses on portraying what he terms “a vibration of human consciousness” through his artwork.
The 84 exhibition pieces combine all twelve elements of the zodiac signs and the Egyptian pharaohs’ signs of the zodiac.
Credit to Mark Leadbetter.
This exhibition is immersive and incorporates music for each individual piece. Each piece plays 432hz music, which is made available through scanning the barcode on the artwork.
This music releases a frequency which is linked to lowering blood pressure, decreasing heart rate and all around calming the soul. It is used also for meditation and healing purposes.
Each frame is individually packed with Shungite stone. This is to protect the individual viewing the artwork from EMF radiation (electronic and magnetic fields). This is energy typically associated and radiated from electronic devices. Mark chose this stone specifically as it is made up of 99% carbon and it neutralises what he refers to as the negative impact of EMF.
One viewer wrote on @eleventwoart112 Instagram: “Thank you for bringing your magical art to Liverpool”, with another writing: “Stunning exhibition, amazing concept, go see it, thankyou Mark for your time at the exhibition.”
Listen to Sadie Gilbert’s audio report here:
Featured image (c) Mark Leadbetter
