︎

Meagan Streader


Quietly Flowing
Squiggles and Cubes
Neon Terrains
In absence of shadows
Towers
Sky Whispers
To throw a shadow
This space of vibration
Tower
Broken Hills
Silver Sunset
Illimitable
Quiet moments over small horizons
Transfer
Spring1883
Frame (in flight)
A window is a square horizon
Rise
Silent structures
Of light, of rest, [and] of peace
Extension (links)
Barrier (gradient curve)
Parallelism
Slow Rinse
Spatial situations
Echoes
Frame (in motion)
Scatter (by Miles)
An end to approachable space
 Shift (corner)
Variation 'O'
Response VII (Partition III)
Response VI (Partition II)
The Weight of Light
U-bend pillar
Response V (stairwell)
One-quarter u-bend column
Response IV (Partition)
W-INTER

Words
Artist Profile
Art Collector
Sky Whispers
MeMO
Arts Profile
Geek Girls
Metro Arts
Superlinear
An end to approachable space
In space, through time
U-Bend Pillar

Bio
Meagan Streader

Quiet moments over small horizons, 2021
Mini fluorescent tubes, qubelok
200cm x 260cm

There is a sensory quieting that happens through darkness, a dampening down of visual distraction, through which we have an increased sensitivity to any light that is present. - Hannah Gartside

Through a fragmented grid of coloured fluorescent tubes suspended at the doorway of The Wandering Room, Quiet moments over small horizons evokes the radiance of twilight and a slowness of time.

Exhibition text by Hannah Gartside: Unfurling
Images courtesy of The Wandering Room.

This exhibition has been proudly supported by The Wandering Room and Moreland City Council through the 2020 Flourish: Arts Recovery Grant Program.