Meg Stoios is invested in complex narrative and visual language structures in painting and sculpture and has a highly technical approach to composition and mark making. The use of life models is integral to their work.

Using both figurative and abstract imagery, Stoios unpacks personal and shared traumas, revealing the psycho-scapes of interpersonal relationships.

Born in Melbourne, 1990, Stoios completed a Bachelor of Fine Art at the Victorian College of the Arts (now University of Melbourne) graduating in 2012. Stoios has exhibited Australia-wide, including the ACCA Pop-Up Gallery, Lon Gallery, C3 Gallery, Kings ARI, TCB Art Inc., Moana Project Space among others, was a recipient of the John Vickery scholarship, supported by the Australia Council, Creative Spaces Australia and Arts Queensland and has been a finalist in the Wollumbin Art Award. Stoios currently lives and works on the lands of the Tulgigin and Kombumerri families in South East Queensland, bordering Bundjalung Country (the Northern Rivers).