CONTEMPORARY ARTIST / DIGITAL INSTALLATIONs
CONTEMPORARY ARTIST / DIGITAL INSTALLATIONs
—Rosalynde Welch
Megan Knobloch Geilman is a conceptual and contemporary artist living in Utah. Her work consists of photographic and digital installations that explore gospel doctrine, social issues, and historical narratives from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Using art historical reference and symbolic objects, the artist seeks to explore these narratives and communicate them for new audiences.
Each piece is an entire production to create. The process for takes anywhere from four to eight months to accomplish from conceptualization to execution and often involves a small team to assist in making the artist’s vision a reality. If you wish to support the arts and donate to the project, you can do so by clicking on the button below.
"Translating scripture is a way of renewing life. In translation we lend our lives—our minds, our ears, our mouths—to the local resurrection of old texts, dead words, and lost voices. We put down our stories and take up theirs. And as we give voice to them, they, for a time, rejoin us in the land of the living."
—Adam S. Miller, Letters to a Young Mormon
"Translating scripture is a way of renewing life. In translation we lend our lives—our minds, our ears, our mouths—to the local resurrection of old texts, dead words, and lost voices. We put down our stories and take up theirs. And as we give voice to them, they, for a time, rejoin us in the land of the living."
—Adam S. Miller, Letters to a Young Mormon
— Rosalynde Welch