Meg Mitchell is a new media and installation artist, based in Madison, Wisconsin, whose interdisciplinary practice examines how systems shape perception, movement, and human agency. Working across interactive digital environments, sculpture, and sound, she connects computational processes with physical materials and the experience of the body in space. Her artworks invite viewers to move, listen, and participate, making their encounters part of the work.

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In A Fragile Unfolding, a digital environment built with game-development software intersects with a physical installation to question expectations of progress and control. Fern Stations I–III brings sculptural structures and sound into an investigation of plant collecting and its connections to colonialism, sexuality, and social class. Rain/Fall, an artist book and mobile application created with Denise Bookwalter, uses weather and location to shape the reading experience.

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Mitchell’s contemporary art practice combines programming and digital fabrication with handwork and living materials. Across these approaches, she examines how information becomes physical form and how the structures used to describe the world influence our relationships with it.