Mish Meijers is an inter-disciplinary artist based in Hobart, Tasmania. Her solo practice experiments in surface tensions: how one material conforms or abrades against the matter of another. Whether in actuality, or within conceptual content, she distorts the inherent worth and significance of her objects with regard to popular culture, gender determination and functionality, in an alchemic and at times discordant sensibility to construct her sculptural tableaux. She maintains an ongoing collaborative practice with Tricky Walsh for The Collector project Henri Papin. The project in its 6th year seeks to authentic the fictional character of Henri Papin through large scale installations. Meijers was a 2009 CAST studio resident and in 2008 she was awarded the McCulloch studio residency in Paris. Other notable collaborative projects have included The Holy Trinity and the Nextwave Supercharger. She was Co-Chair and founding member of the Artist Run Initiative Six_a in Hobart until its closure in 2011. She is co-director of The Subterranean Plant Society - a new artist run initiative model that focuses on examining and promoting artistic practice.