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Homepage for Megan Geckler, a site-specific installation artist in Los Angeles, CaliforniaMegan Geckler2020-03-09T14:33:41-07:00

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Your escape from patterns your parents designed

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Rewritten by machine on new technology

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A rainbow-hued, large-scale installation at the Laguna Art Museum in Laguna Beach, California that is suspended from the ceiling, comprised of colorful flagging tape.

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Seeing thoughts in repeat

Set a course for wayward schemes

Let's forget has torn me apart

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No chance to look backwards and see

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Upcoming Projects / Events

TBA

Currently on Display

Permanent Installations / Until Further Notice:

“Behind the bending mirror”
Facebook Connectivity Lab, Woodland Hills CA

SoulCycle, Hoboken NJ

“Believing is art”
Art+Design Building Lobby, Austin Peay State University, Clarksville TN

“49” and “Music makes motion, moves like a maze”
Human Rights Campaign, Washington DC

“In the season of the sun”
Four Seasons Resort, Disney World
Ravello Restaurant and Bar, Floors 1 and 2
10100 Dream Tree Blvd,
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32836

“Lay it down and start up”
Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Avenue of the Stars,
Los Angeles, CA 90067
Approach the desk and ask to see the Public Art in the lobby skylight area

Recent Projects

“Behind the bending mirror”
Facebook Connectivity Lab, Woodland Hills CA

Soulcycle, Hoboken NJ

“Believing is art”, Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, TN

“I remember always”, Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA

“Believe in things you say”, Sturt Haaga Gallery, Descanso Gardens, LaCañada Flintridge, CA

“49” and “Music makes motion, moves like a maze”, Human Rights Campaign, Washington, DC

“A million things that make your head spin”
Customs House, Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia

“We’ve got to cross this great big world somehow”
LAX Airport, Terminal 3, Los Angeles, CA
Located just before TSA checkpoint for entry to all T3 gates

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PORTFOLIO

A rainbow hued wall weaving of plastic flagging tape on view at the Wells Fargo Center in Los Angeles, CA

A photograph of a model at the end of an upside down rainbow catwalk designed by Megan Geckler, clothes by Mira Mikati for Paris Fashion Week 2019

A series of 18 by 18 inch square panels, approximately 1.5 inches thick, featuring concentric squares of woven pieces of brightly colored flagging tape, each square is approximately 1/16" thick.

A series of 18 by 18 inch square panels, approximately 1.5 inches thick, featuring concentric squares of woven pieces of brightly colored flagging tape in mathematical progressions, each layer is approximately 1/16" thick.

A series of 18 by 18 inch square panels, approximately 1.5 inches thick, featuring concentric squares of woven pieces of brightly colored flagging tape that originate as small and thin in the center and then get thicker as they radiate outward.

A rainbow-hued, large-scale installation at Facebook's Connectivity Lab in Northridge, California that is comprised of custom-dyed cord in six colors. By using mathematical progressions between analogous colors, Geckler creates a series of reflected chevrons that change from warm at the edges of the wall, toward cooler colors at the center of the wall.

A photo taken from the ground floor, looking up into the ceiling of a rainbow-hued, site-specific installation comprised of flagging tape in the Art+Design Building on the Austin Peay State University Campus in Clarksville, Tennessee.

A rainbow-hued, large-scale installation at the Laguna Art Museum in Laguna Beach, California that is suspended from the ceiling, comprised of colorful flagging tape.

Your escape from patterns your parents designed

Hallucinate and tranquilize

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A photo of a site-specific art installation made of linear strands of multi-colored flagging tape arranged in planes that intersect each other in space terminating at a 17 foot long pedestal.

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