Morag Myerscough, artist, born and bred London, UK, known globally for creating immersive structural installations characterised by boldness, vibrant colours and belonging at the heart of every work.
Morag’s installations have a profound impact on public spaces, transcending the limitations of traditional approaches. Her vibrant and invigorating works disrupt existing architectural lines, introducing irregular shapes and colours and words. These interventions transform the landscape and create an engaging environment that inspires and uplifts individuals. By championing community and public interaction, Morag’s installations encourage dialogue, enhance social cohesion, and create a lasting impression on the spaces they inhabit.
Morag’s approach to work is integrated and participatory, wherein she collaborates closely with communities to generate art that responds to their unique requirements. Her generous and participatory approach instills a sense of pride and belonging in people, creating a strong and meaningful narrative for the spaces she transforms to places.
The core motivation behind her work is to bring people together, fostering joy, well-being, and a sense of community.
Morag Myerscough’s innovative contributions to the field of art and design have been recognised through numerous accolades, including an Honorary Doctorate from the Royal College of Art (2023), an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Institute of British Architects, UK (2020), an Honorary Fellowship from University Arts London (UAL CSM), UK (2019), an Honorary Professorship from the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), UK (2019), an Honorary Doctorate from Gloucester University, UK (2019), the title of Royal Designer for Industry (RDI) (2017), and an Honorary Fellowship from Arts University Bournemouth, UK (2012). These esteemed recognitions affirm Morag Myerscough’s significant contributions to the field of art and her ability to positively impact communities.
