MA Art & Ecology

Megan Willow Hack is an artist and painter working directly with environments through foraged pigment. Her practice is situated within spiritual, natural and political ecologies; concerned with the intimacies of toxicity and exchange which permeate Land and bodies. She makes sensible our invisible intra-actions through large-scale paintings, using both toxic and natural dyes on location. Her current research is on atmospheric pollution through fieldwork in East London, and the inequalities we are faced with in every breath.