Meghan Tsitsuashvili is a visual artist and creative workshop facilitator based in New York City. Working across painting, drawing, watercolor, and participatory design, she approaches creativity as an intuitive, interdisciplinary practice.

Her visual work explores abstraction as a form of mindfulness—process-led mark-making guided by intuition rather than predetermined outcomes, navigating the balance between structure and spontaneity.

Alongside her studio practice, Meghan designs workshops that invite participants to engage with creativity through the body, imagination, and collective play. Born from her own need for a daily framework tending to mind, body, and soul, these experiences combine movement, writing, textiles, food, and collaborative art-making. They create environments that are playful yet reflective, structured yet open—emphasizing presence, curiosity, and process over technical skill or finished products.

Meghan is interested in how meaning moves between individuals, materials, and groups. Through creativity, she has found a deeper connection to spirituality—understood not as doctrine but as attention, embodiment, and play. Her work invites others to experience the creative process as something lived, felt, and shared. Visit her website here Meghan Tsitsuashvili