Meghan is a mixed-media artist living and working in New York City whose practice centers on ceramic sculpture. She is interested in girlhood, play, and where the grotesqueness, objectification, and sexualization of the female body begins. Her work comes from an understanding of the body as something that holds memory, but is also constantly producing and changing.
She reimagines female organs, reproductive structures, and biological processes as unfamiliar, mismatched forms and extensions of her own. By combining what is inside and outside of herself, the body becomes a playground that she can pull, push, and rearrange.
Bows, lace, pearls, and butterflies hold sweet memories of childhood and exist alongside these anatomical forms. They become a reminder to hold onto play as a means of making. She is interested in the fine line between attraction and repulsion, and in finding something playful within what has been made monstrous.