Meghan Stanley is a ceramic-based sculpture artist who’s recently been exploring materials like silicone, metal, fabric, and other media. She works in a range from small to life-sized, using clay as a means to understand her body. She balances texture and form to process all memories.

Recently, a lot of her art has been made in response to sexual assault and how the memory from girlhood to womanhood affects the 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.