Digital Art & Imaginings

Megan Bredlow’s digital compositions explore the meeting point of geometry and emotion — a visual language where line, form, and color operate as structure and sensation in equal measure. Each work begins with architectural precision yet evolves through instinct, balancing rational order with intuitive rhythm.

Layered planes and intersecting shapes form a dialogue between digital control and human imperfection. The compositions often allude to the body or the landscape without depicting either — instead capturing the internal architecture of thought, perception, and memory.

Bredlow’s digital practice mirrors her sculptural one: both are meditations on balance, form, and material transformation. Here, pigment becomes pixel, and surface becomes screen — a continuation of her search for structure within fragility, and harmony within contrast.