METEORITEGONG CREATION
VOLCANO ETNA
9–13 November 2026
A unique Creation Journey on the most active stratovolcano on Earth.
For five days, Pauline Fabry opens her artistic space, inviting you to directly experience the creation process of your own MeteoriteGong®. Over five days – The journey begins with the New Moon on November 9, as Earth moves through the ancient Taurid meteor stream on its orbit around the Sun. Within this unique alignment of volcanic and cosmic movement, the MeteoriteGongs take form.
DAY 1 | MeteoriteGong Creation
VOLCANO ETNA
On the summits of Mount Etna.
A day of direct encounter with the most active stratovolcano on Earth. Here, the Creation begins.
DAY 2 | MeteoriteGong Creation
STRUCTURED THROUGH WATER
The Alcantara River flows through ancient basaltic formations before reaching the Mediterranean Sea. Water becomes an integral part of the MeteoriteGong’s structuring process.
Day 2 | MeteoriteGong Creation
LISTENING EXPLORATION
Entering a space of deep listening. An oscillating field of resonance and exploration emerges between the MeteoriteGongs, Mount Etna, and your presence.
DAY 3 | MeteoriteGong Creation
FIRE & METEORITE UNION
THE ENERGETIC KEY
Fire marks the moment of transformation. Meteorite matter unites with the MeteoriteGong within the volcanic presence of Mount Etna.
DAY 4 | MeteoriteGong Creation
FORMING SOUND
On Mount Etna, the MeteoriteGong® takes form. With every strike, its inherent resonance unfolds. A sound that exists only once.
DAY 5 | MeteoriteGong Creation
ACTIVATION & RESONANCE
The first sound. The MeteoriteGong enters its first radial activation. Guided by Pauline Fabry, you explore its dimensions through listening, resonance and activation. The teaching unfolds individually, aligned with your profession, personal path, and the unique resonance of your MeteoriteGong.
MeteoriteGong®
1.00 m — final diameter: 94 cm
1.10 m — final diameter: 104 cm
Further details will be shared in a personal call.
METEOR STREAM
The Taurids are a broad meteor stream whose origin is linked to Comet Encke and material dating back to the early Solar System, around 4.6 billion years ago.
Each year, Earth passes through this stream, with activity peaking from early to mid-November. The Taurids are known for their relatively slow and exceptionally bright meteors — fireballs that can be seen streaking across the night sky.
