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Artist & Writer Statement

I notice beauty everywhere. I see it in the rusty nail, the broken fence. I see it in the crying face, the rounded hips. I see it when I am looking at your skin closely as you speak. I notice your freckles, your blemishes, your unkempt hair. I love those things. I love a freshly made bed, water dripping from your eyelashes when you come from the shower, shadows and golden leaves. I am moved by the texture of wool socks and acorn tops, heat coming off of a wood stove, the way my arms twist above me when I dance, the slap on a table in frustration. My work is about these things. It’s about the human experience and what happens in the seemingly ordinary moments of truly living.

Learn more about my work

Redirected

Last year, I began working on a memoir. This manuscript was intended to reflect on the unlikely spiritual teachers and experiences that began showing up in my life decades ago, allowing me to become a conscious creator.

In the midst of this work (135 pages in, to be exact), I was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. My life and my work came to a sudden halt. Although I had to discontinue my work on the memoir, I did manage to write intermittently about my treatment and experiences living with a life-changing diagnosis.

Like so many of life's challenges, I discovered that this illness was a powerful teacher and an opportunity for growth.

I have decided to set aside my prior work (for the moment) and to follow this new thread. I hope to share in a whole-new manuscript what it was like to live through breast cancer treatment while maintaining a spiritual mindset and navigate the divide between conventional treatment and alternative methods of healing.

Ready to Give

The mission of Meghan Nathanson Artistry is to make a positive impact on the world through beautiful imagery, words that stir and partnerships with organizations dedicated to our highest capacity for compassion as human beings.

At the heart of Meghan’s art and the All is Well & Wild Woman product lines is the belief that when we are guided by the deep well of our being, we have the opportunity to bring greater peace and authenticity to the world.

With this in mind, Meghan intends to partner with helping organizations so that a portion of every purchase made on www.meghannathanson.com will support the sustenance of others beyond her own family and community. She is particularly interested in efforts that make an impact on housing and food security, and all things related to establishing basic human rights for all.

The first organization Meghan will be giving to is to Miracle Messages. Their mission is to reconnect homeless individuals with loved ones through video recorded messages. Often these connections lead to more sustainable housing.

The second organization is The Locker Project, a Maine based, grass-roots organization that was launched with the simple act of ensuring every student in a single classroom had nourishing food at snack time. It has since grown to encompass 31 program sites serving thousands of children and families across Greater Portland.

Timeless Kids

For the last decade, I have taken thousands of photos of my children engaged in their surroundings. Of all of the images I put into the world, this is the work that resides most fully in my heart.

It has been my goal to minimize my boys' exposure to electronic devices. To put them in the path of the natural world and opportunities for creativity as much as possible.

Even so, they love Star Wars and the NFL. They also like to curl up on the couch and get lost in a book. They often come bursting inside breathless with the story of a new discovery—dirt caked underneath their nails. Sometimes they decide to poke a hole in a roasted marshmallow and fashion it into a telescope.

When I am able to witness or capture these moments, it's like falling into a pleasant dream.

In the Timeless Kids Collection, I have compiled images of children immersed in their surroundings both exciting and mundane.

My hope is that these images can be an inspiration to drop into the ordinary and to recognize majesty in the day-to-day.

Poetry Spotlight

A few years ago, I was working in our garden, untangling a runaway mint plant. I began thinking about the way the challenges and rewards of being in the natural world mirror my role as a mother. This poem came out of those reflections.

Let You Be Glad
For you, let the roots in me grow deep and sturdy as a mint plant gone wild in my garden bed boldly. Let my love be relentless, taking root as immovable, tangled stems not to be untwined. Let my mind be sharp like rose thorns, ready for word from the divine, clear as the prick of brambles through soil stained gloves. Let my presence matter like spring gusts of wind that come, “I’m here!” “I’m here!”

Let you be glad I am here.

Let forgiveness be abundant, pardons plentiful as the thousand acorns on the back porch. Let me be serene and yielding as the tides, responding always to the seasons of you. Letting in and out the cosmic flow of you.And let me warm you like the near sun when winter sun’s distance and darkness have lingered.”

—Meghan Nathanson

Be in Touch

Whether you have questions or suggestions or opportunities to offer, Meghan would love to hear from you. Reach out! 

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Client testimonials

Meghan taps into a seemingly endless well of creativity, and uses such achingly beautiful, visual prose to express her feelings and sense of place. She has an inner-organization that brings peace to the pieces she shares with us.

- Sarah Biondich, Screenwriter

Meghan has this way with words that sweetly cups our worries, our heartaches, our tiredness, and our longings…and giving them spaciousness to breathe, to soften, to exhale…and begin again. As a poet, a mother, a mindfulness teacher, I am so grateful for Meghan’s presence in this world. I can sense the stillness in her words that can only come from deeply listening, deeply “going within.”

- Lisa A. McCrohan, LCSW-C, The Barefoot Barn

"Meghan's work—her writing, her art, and even her family—bring me peace. She has a way of making the world seem a little softer, a little kinder and a little deeper. When I read her writing, it is as if she is speaking directly to me, and only me, sharing her thoughts, dreams and visions. She energizes and inspires me to do more, to do better; to be more, to be better. She does all of this with wisdom, kindness and serenity. I am a better person because of Meghan."

- Karen Bdera, Former Manager of Special Events & Volunteer Projects, God's Love We Deliver