Surrender to its warm Embrace Work Justkids contacted Morag and said they had a derelict motel in Downtown Las Vegas they thought would be perfect for one of her installations for the Life is Beautiful Festival 2017. “When I looked at the location I totally loved how abandoned it was. A motel was a place of refuge […]
Work Morag had to meet strict clinical regulations to bring her bright colours and geometric prints to the wards of Sheffield Children’s Hospital. Morag was invited by Artfelt, the Children’s Hospital Charity’s arts programme, to design the interiors for wards of the children’s hospital. She designed 46 en-suite bedrooms and six multi-occupancy suites for a new wing
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Work The work is an acknowledgement of the uniqueness of Fremantle, connecting with its rich multicultural history that encompasses over tens and thousands of years of living together in harmony. The phrase highlights the importance of community, sharing and working with each other and not staying separate. Recognising the difficulty of keeping up these values,
Work Morag has been taking photos of her suitcases since 2011. “When I was travelling I noticed that my suitcase of clothes were very close in colour to the work I was doing at the time. So I decided to photograph my suitcase on my work trips. This is the first time I have seen them all together.” The
Work Commissioned for the Design Indaba Festival 2018. An event that deals in both the cerebral and the visceral, the interactive sculpture was built as a site where festival-goers could kickback, play, and digest the conference talks during the day, and revel in the festivities of Nightscape in the evening. “Embrace the Unknown, was a direct response
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Work The lower level is occupied by a café whilst the upper level of the Atoll incorporates the outline of three London terraced houses, surrounded by dense planting and completed with six neon suns signifying joy and energy. “I grew up living in a London terrace house and this site has a residential history, I wanted to
Work A New Now will be in Paris from 03 October to January 2021. This colourful work which rises 8m in height has a double ambition: to encourage, with communicative joy, to build an ‘after’ to the Covid crisis and arouse, in a poetic and popular way, the imagination. “I have always felt strongly that we need art
