Megan Greene (b. 1976, Buffalo) makes drawings that are both precise and improvisational. She uses the language of landscape, horizon, landform, atmosphere, flora, etc., to allude to unseen spaces or conditions. Her drawings are intentionally incoherent as any form of true representation, detached from when and where, and all laws of nature. She earned a BFA from the University of Notre Dame and an MFA from Rutgers University. Her most recent solo exhibition was held at Regards in Chicago, where she lives and works.