Meg Kelso (b. Papua New Guinea 1992), is an Australian artist based in Naarm|Melbourne. Her practice is her research, a reciprocal relationship between material storytelling and contemplation. She assimilates processes inclusive of painting, photography, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture and video, allowing each discipline to sit, extend and communicate with one another. 

Her making seeks harmony between the physicality of matter and intuitive formation, drawing on research on the fugitive nature of memory; how it is found, accumulated, fragmented and reconstructed. By negotiating material forms and embracing unknowability and chance in process, Kelso explores themes of obfuscation, loss and the cyclical nature of matter; using her practice to weave threads between the visible and not.