Meghan Stanley is a ceramic-based sculpture artist who’s recently been exploring materials like silicone, metal, fabric, and other media. She uses clay as a means to understand her body, using texture and form to process personal experiences.

Recently, a lot of her art has been made in response to assault and what it means to process that with a physical body. She uses elements of body horror to emphasize these processes—distorted shapes, skin-like surfaces, and biomorphic forms. Her sculptures are a means of documentation—a visual reflection.