Meat is a multidisciplinary artist collective founded in 2019, known for its provocative and visceral approach to contemporary art. Drawing inspiration from both the organic and industrial, Meat explores themes of corporeality, consumption, and social identity through a diverse array of media, including sculpture, installation, performance, and digital works. The collective's members maintain anonymity, encouraging audiences to focus on the raw impact of their art rather than individual personalities.

Meat’s works often involve the use of unconventional materials—such as textiles resembling flesh, found objects, and even digital reconstructions of bodily forms—to challenge preconceived notions of beauty, mortality, and nourishment in modern society. Their exhibitions, which have appeared in various international galleries and unconventional spaces, are noted for their immersive, sensorial experiences that blur the boundaries between viewer and artwork. Combining elements of dark humor, discomfort, and urgent social commentary, Meat continues to push the limits of collective artistic expression with projects that invite reflection on what it means to be both consumer and consumed in today’s cultural landscape.