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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


W-inter, 2016
Light installation. Electroluminescent wire. Displayed at Metro Arts Feb - Mar, 2016.

Exhibition essay by Annika Kristensen.

Featured on The Creators Project.
Published in mondo*arc and FRAME #111 magazines.

Images by Louis Lim.

W-inter presented an interplay between light, geometric line and architecture in an immersive, futuristic form of cyberspace. Featuring a field of illuminated linear structures, this large-scale light installation responded to the gallery site and extended the architecture of the space through line. The work existed as a hypnotic landscape of light, line and object within the gallery, through the replication of interconnected linear masts. W-inter created an immersive experience for viewers, reflecting a minimal and otherworldly space derived from the architecture of the historic Metro Arts building and gallery – considering the site in its past, present and future states.






Lamp

This project has received financial assistance from the Queensland Government through the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, state and territory governments.