Megan Broadmeadow, who is based in North Wales, is an inter-disciplinary artist working predominately in sculpture, installation  
and performance.  Her work often crosses many mediums, and is concept driven.

She is directly influenced by a place, or objects which appear to be ‘of’ that place, and can admittedly become obsessed by an object, especially if she perceives that object to be unloved or overlooked. Her interest is to revitalise her subject  and to re-instate former glory or to find a new ‘fashionable’ way for the object to return into society.
The combining of opposites  also takes a key place within her work,  and is often achieved through use of contrasting materials, unexpected colours or through the presentation of the ideas.  

Broadmeadow explores identities of objects and places, and people through her live work and produces surreal, wacky performances, which incorporate transformation and re-investigation of her subjects. She relishes the spontaneity of improvised performance, and the freedom gained becoming a completely different character, as well as enjoying the elements of fear, surprise and strength that it gives her as an artist. 

 She places a strong emphasis in humour and fantasy to break down barriers and to provide an ‘ice-breaker’ to more serious subjects.  It is important to her that her work is easily accessible to those with a non-art background, her approach is to provide an instant connection between the viewer and the work through a smile.