She has exhibited in Breakfast Club, Project Space, Dartmouth Avenue, Bath, in 2009 and 2010.
Megan Hoyle makes work in a number of different ways, all of which are gradually evolving.
She uses the language of painting; separating out and taking apart its physical and material elements, which she then, quite literally reconfigures in three-dimensional space. Her installation works are created through a process of addition and accretion.
She is compelled by the behaviour of materials and their potential for change and transformation. Exploring how the threads, once stripped from a canvas may inhabit space, or might hang, drape or stretch, she examines the momentum, reaction and performance of fluid mediums such as paint and varnish as they, flow, drip, spread and dry out.
Her site-specific work invites and leads the viewer into the physical space of the work provoking a sensory and spatial encounter.
