‘Animula’ translates as ‘little soul’ and represents amorphous forms seemingly in a bio transformation and without categorisation.
Reclaimed English alabaster from a late Victorian church
24 x 13 x 18 cm
2024
£2,600
Enquire here
Metal framework is sold separately. Options for mounting available, please enquire.
By turning raw materials like alabaster into evocative, animate forms, Morgan echoes a belief in the profound connection between the natural world and human creativity. Her generative carving practice began at the coinciding birth of her first child and the loss of her late father, drawing on the complexities of personal and collective identities; the work addresses the precarity of self and agency within the natural world as a mother, highlighting transformative states of being and art as a liberating force.
‘Animula’ translates as ‘little soul’ and represents amorphous forms seemingly in a bio transformation and without categorisation.
Reclaimed English alabaster from a late Victorian church
24 x 13 x 18 cm
2024
£2,600
Enquire here
Metal framework is sold separately. Options for mounting available, please enquire.
By turning raw materials like alabaster into evocative, animate forms, Morgan echoes a belief in the profound connection between the natural world and human creativity. Her generative carving practice began at the coinciding birth of her first child and the loss of her late father, drawing on the complexities of personal and collective identities; the work addresses the precarity of self and agency within the natural world as a mother, highlighting transformative states of being and art as a liberating force.
