Megan Soul I am a fine artist currently studying at Norwich University of the Arts.

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I am presently concerned with change, preservation, memory and how these three ideas inform each other and my practice.

I work largely in portraiture using a range of mediums to create textural pieces, referencing various writings and research surrounding memory centred philosophy to charachterise my work.


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Home Truths
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Home Truths exhibition


Home Truths

December 2024, Norwich University of the Arts, PS5


  • Home Truths

  • the truth

    the real facts about a situation, event, or person (Cambridge Dictionary)


    Welcome! Make sure to wipe your shoes on the way in.

    Consider your own “home”; What – or who is that? What does it look like, taste like, is it warm? This exhibition seeks to create a space allowing you to consider your own “home”. The eclectic living room is filled with created and curated memorabilia drawing from the artists’ own recollections and memories relating to “home”. An innominate board game, a cup spilling words, textiles teeming with iconography and place, portraits of familiar and unfamiliar faces.  

    Rather than attempting to define “home” as a singular concept, it has been considered that all artists have differing notions of what this means to them. As a result, this exhibition has become an extensive collection of works tied together by the space they are situated within. Home Truths offers insight into the true “home” of the artists involved and accumulates these outcomes into an atemporal space; A corner room oozing sentimentality, sense of familiarity, a certain level of uncanny. 

    “Home” here has been broadly considered as a feeling, rather than a building; as a period of time, as familial or as a means to explore political notions of the domestic sphere. Home can be ritualistic, material, a place, it can sound beautiful. Above all home is personal.

     Swill the idea of home around your head like the tea leaves at the bottom of your cup, brandy in a bulbous glass. Close your eyes and listen.