Meg Fatharly is a Cornwall-based artist working with hand-embossed tin, text, and collage. Her work explores the space between thoughts — the things we don’t quite know how to say out loud — often balancing humour with emotional honesty.

She creates small, tactile pieces that feel like fragments of a larger conversation, alongside running workshops and collaborating with institutions including the V&A, Natural History Museum, and Fortnum & Mason.

Her practice centres around noticing, collecting, and making sense of the everyday, without forcing it into something finished.