About Meg

Meg Mosley is an award-winning artist known for her ability to construct emotional landscapes through her diverse artistic practice, which encompasses video, performance, and photography. With a meticulous approach to every detail, from production design to costume styling, she crafts narratives that delve into mainstream desires and societal norms surrounding the female experience.

In 2004, Meg won a full scholarship to study for her Master’s degree at The Slade School of Fine Art. Her breakthrough work was Megastar in 2012, a persona created to coincide with the rise of social media and the selfie. In 2019 Meg was chosen to feature in a BBC ‘short’ about how dating apps are affecting our mental health. In 2022 Meg premiered her film, (dis)content exploring the darker side of social media bringing to life with dramatic staging and visual allegory, the emotional experiences that happen behind the addictive blue glow of our smartphones.

Her most recent work "semi-detached" is a self-portrait series created in 2024 featuring Meg as a solitary figure exploring the remnants of domestic life in a recently vacated 1960s semi-detached home. By capturing the subtle traces of a life once lived, she weaves cinematic tension into everyday moments. "Semi-detached," was longlisted for the 2025 Aesthetica Art prize and will be exhibited nationally in The New Art Gallery Walsall 28 June to 19 October 2025, Christie’s London 12 to 22 January 2026 and York Art Gallery 19 September 2025 to 25 January 2026.