![selection of abstract landscape images of distressed polaroid film](https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/l5show2021/files/2021/02/Megan-Hack-Coastal-Erosion-edit.jpg)
![pencil drawing of a tree on seaweed paper](https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/l5show2021/files/2021/02/Megan-Hack-Tree-of-Life-edit.jpg)
![triptic image of three paintings](https://blogs.brighton.ac.uk/l5show2021/files/2021/02/Megan-Hack-Hyperobject-edit.jpg)
Grounded in organic materiality, I am interested in sustainable processes of making while exploring concepts surrounding the Anthropocene.
In these selected works I have been investigating the transience and destruction of the natural sphere around me, collecting and using things from my journeys to the sea.
During a time where the world has been plunged into stasis, these pieces are by-products of my lockdown; slowing down to tidal-time, the ritualism of coastline walking and the escape of the fast-pace, capitalist society I had found myself traversing through.
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