Spotlight on: Claire Morgan

Chosen for  THERESPONSIVEI.COM  by Eva Zanardi  

Irish London-based artist Claire Morgan explores nature and change through the construction of fragile suspended sculptures.

Claire Morgan, 'Here is the End of Things', 2011, thistle seeds, bluebottles, a taxidermy barn owl, nylon, lead, acrylic. Four parts, each measuring 240 x 150 x 150 cm.
Claire Morgan, ‘Here is the End of Things’, 2011, thistle seeds, bluebottles, a taxidermy barn owl, nylon, lead, acrylic. Four parts, each measuring 240 x 150 x 150 cm.
Claire Morgan, 'Here is the End of Things', 2011, thistle seeds, bluebottles, a taxidermy barn owl, nylon, lead, acrylic. Four parts, each measuring 240 x 150 x 150 cm.
Claire Morgan, ‘Here is the End of Things’, 2011, thistle seeds, bluebottles, a taxidermy barn owl, nylon, lead, acrylic. Four parts, each measuring 240 x 150 x 150 cm.
Claire Morgan, 'If You Go Down to the Woods Today', 2014, thistle seeds, bluebottles, a taxidermy barn owl, nylon, lead, acrylic. Four parts, each measuring 240 x 150 x 150 cm.
Claire Morgan, ‘If You Go Down to the Woods Today’, 2014, thistle seeds, bluebottles, a taxidermy barn owl, nylon, lead, acrylic. Four parts, each measuring 240 x 150 x 150 cm.
Claire Morgan, 'Gone With the Wind', 2008, living materials, wild flower seeds, taxidermy, nylon, lead, acrylic.
Claire Morgan, ‘Gone With the Wind’, 2008, living materials, wild flower seeds, taxidermy, nylon, lead, acrylic.

Claire Morgan is an irish visual artist best known for her geometric 3-d nature installations. She creates surreal moments frozen in time blending living materials, taxidermy and literature, to challenge the definition of art, time, movement and stillness. Her surreal and fascinating universe is inhabited by botanical and zoological specimens suspended from the ceiling by threads.

For more visit the artist’s website.

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