Meghan Thréinfhir (née Meghan Elizabeth Trainor) is a Seattle-based artist, writer, lecturer, performer and curator. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally from Seattle and New York, to Copenhagen and Barcelona. Recent solo exhibitions include Wormhole Animism at Steve Gilbert Studio, Bog Memory/Computer Memory at Captive Portal in Denmark, and Let Us Not Confuse Zero With The Stillness Of Electrons at Center On Contemporary Art (COCA). She has been selected for the Centrum Emerging Artist Residency in late 2025.

She has been featured in Once Upon An Instant, at HTW Berlin, Goodwitch/ Badwitch at Museum of Museums; the Frye Art Museum's interview series, Virtual Visits hosted by Negarra A. Kudumu; and as a guest on Critical Bound Podcast's series Art, AI, and Technology. Her RFID-Cyborg performances as Megatron were featured during the Ask The Robot series she co-produced in New York City with performance artist Ophra Wolf.

She completed her Masters at Tisch School of the Arts/New York University in the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP); and has been an artist-in-residence at Centrum, the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, New York’s Digital Performance Institute, and the Janie & James Washington Foundation.

Thréinfhir's practice centers her scholarship in the throughlines between computer science, technology, and esoterica. She frames this through storytelling around bogs, hedgewitchery and digital witchcraft, and the use and histories of electronics and electricity. The range of her storytelling includes everything from essays on speculative histories and logic gates to spoken word pieces and cunningly worded memes and graphic imagery.

Thréinfhir is the Curator of the M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery at Seattle Central College. She is also the founder of Moss Art Space, a home gallery and performance venue started as a response to the pandemic. The ArtsWA Board of Commissioners has appointed her to the 2022 ArtsWA Curator Roster for a four year term. She is the founder of Meghan Trainor Witch Tech, a series of online classes and lectures that teach computer science and history using an only partially speculative witch-based curriculum. More professional details at LinkedIn/

A note on the recent name change: It corrects Trainor, the Anglicized version, back to the Irish name Thréinfhir. In Irish it means Strong Man, literally, or Champion. It is pronounced Thrayn-fir, a bit like The Rain Fir.