Megan McFarlane's work explores the connexion of abstract landscapes, memory, and the ethereal. Her process and experimentation driven practice involves layering acrylics and inks on various surfaces, creating texture with vibrant colours and fluid lines. McFarlane moves beyond literal representation, capturing the emotional meaning of the countryside and the subjective nature of remembered places. Her abstract compositions evoke a sense of fleetingness and the layered complexity of memory, often hinting at underlying narratives and a sense of place without direct depiction. Her work invites the viewer to contemplate the relationship between the tangible and the intangible, the remembered and the imagined.