Meg Hitchcock is a painter and text-based artist living and working in the New York Hudson Valley.


She received her BFA in painting from the San Francisco Art Institute and studied classical painting in Florence, Italy.


Her paintings and wall sculptures are intended to draw the viewer into an internal state that transcends the need for salvation. Inspired by Byzantine icons.


This shift in perspective suggests an alternative to the Judeo-Christian paradigm, in which one’s attention is directed toward a deity located just beyond her reach.


The viewer is instead located front and center in the transitional space, where she is both the subject of the painting and the object of devotion.


“I combine sacred texts with painting, sewing, and burning, rendering a contemporary interpretation of an ancient tradition,” the artist shares.


“But instead of illuminating a long-established, patriarchal religion, I illuminate the state of awareness, the origin and destination of all religions.”


More of Meg Hitchcock’s amazing artwork can be found at https://www/meghitchcock.com
Wonderful ♥️
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I just love her work!
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Thanks for all your wonderful comments! I don’t have patience, I have OCD. 🙂 Seriously, doing this work keeps me sane…
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oooohhhhh…. I FEEL that! What a wonderful outlet!!
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Many thanks for sharing my work here! I love discovering your blog….wishing you a happy and peaceful holiday! ~Meg
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I think your work is AMAZING! If you’ve read the comments, we all wonder how in the world you do it. Keep the beautiful work going!
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WoW!
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I know!
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This work is mind-blowing.
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I so agree! I absolutely LOVE when I come across an artist who is as creative as this. But as I’ve said, I can’t imagine how long one of these images takes to make. Absolute patience. I’m jealous.
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Words into, art, very creative.
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She is definitely near the top of my Unique Art list! Thank you!
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Amazing and so creative.
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So interesting, isn’t it? She must have a trick to getting everything so straight and compact. Yet its so “busy” — what patience!
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Interesting stuff. 🤔
I can’t say that I’ve seen anything like it before. Not really.
Thanks for the introduction.
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Me either. I mean — all those words are hand cut! What patience! Amazing.
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