Morgan is a South Africa born artist who grew up in Brussels, Scotland and England and lives in Greater London, she consciously works and identifies as a Global Citizen. Her work is primarily painterly and autobiographical, underpinned and illuminated by her practice of Nichiren Buddhism with SGI-UK. She also has a 16 year long socially engaged art practice. Creative coexistence (definition as by Daisaku Ikeda) is woven with/in her life and work, as she embraces the mix of earth and air and trees that co-form in intricate aspects of self, identity, memory, movement and place. Through her work Morgan does human revolution (term coined by Josei Toda) creates hope and enlivens possible futures for self and others.
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Through the storm (2013)
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Woman / Emerging from the Earth (2018-2019)
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Standing in the rain with you (2019)
Interview’s about Morgans work can be seen via instagram @smbdaily.news or @collect_artwork – more publications underway
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‘I see trees of green’ (2019)
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Being herself (2003-2023)
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Whole (2022)
Human beings are each a microcosm. Living here on Earth, we breathe the rhythms of a universe that extends infinitely above us. When resonant harmonies arise between this vast outer cosmos and the inner human cosmos, poetry is born.”
The arts and culture function to revitalize and restore the human spirit and humanity itself. “Our planet is scarred and damaged, its life systems threatened with collapse . . . Modern civilization will be healthy only when the poetic spirit regains its rightful place”.
Quotes by Buddhist philosopher, poet and peacebuilder Daisaku Ikeda (1928 – 2023)
