about.

Meg Severino (b. 2004, Singapore) is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher working across sound, text, and systems of care. Her practice traverses the intimate and institutional, from karaoke to bureaucratic red tape, using soundscapes, poetics, and collaboration to hold space for memory, emotion, and resistance.

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Whether redacting fragments from immigration forms or composing jingles to critique gentrification, Meg’s work foregrounds the overlooked details that shape how people live, wait, speak, and connect. Often created in dialogue with others, including patients, collectives, and communities, her projects span publications, installations, and sonic environments that listen closely to everyday systems.

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Rooted in the Southeast Asian arts ecosystem but speaking beyond borders, Meg’s artistic voice traces intersections between language and power, music and memory, care and control.