Megan Lui is a mixed-media artist based in the Detroit area, creating textured surreal abstracts that explore themes of interconnectedness, resilience, and the delicate balance between structure and chaos.
Her work combines acrylic paint, spray paint, ink, and modeling paste with collaged origami paper to build richly layered compositions. Through a balance of natural forms and geometric patterns, Megan’s art invites viewers into dreamlike landscapes where human vulnerability and collective strength converge.
Influenced by her background as a registered nurse and her personal experiences, Megan’s artistic practice is both meditative and narrative. Origami paper cranes, central to her work, symbolize fragility, hope, and the connections that sustain us. By integrating intricate textures and vivid colors, her paintings speak to universal experiences of renewal and finding stability amid life’s uncertainties.
Megan’s art is represented by Kefi Art Gallery in Toronto, Canada, and has been exhibited in the U.S. and internationally. Her works are part of private collections across the United States and the Netherlands, reflecting their wide appeal. Through her evocative pieces, Megan continues to engage audiences, encouraging them to reflect on the beauty and strength found in shared humanity.
Megan Lui Art 