Trinity Morris

Artist bio

It’s the beauty within the ordinary where I find inspiration.

I take from my own experiences and an introspective look at what it means to be human to formulate my compositions. Each piece an investigation dissecting the dichotomies of life; the joy and the pain, the fear and the wonder, the loves and the losses. Through elements of the natural environment, I reveal the magic and wonder that surrounds us, uplifting us and illuminating a unique perspective on our world today.

Through my art I impart a message of hope, acceptance, and freedom and within the kaleidoscopic worlds I create, are messages of hope and love, tales of grief, longing and sentiments of nostalgia. These stories expose a familiarity that resonate with a collective human experience and suggest that through the trials and tribulations of life, we learn more about what it means to be human and enjoy a deeper understanding of ourselves.
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My artistic practice stems from a lifelong passion for art. I’ve channeled my

I create art because...

When I'm not creating art, I'm thinking about it, planning the next idea, and sketching on little bits of butter paper. It's an insatiable and necessary thing I need to feel alive.

I am different to most artists because...

While many of the themes in my work are universal, they are often very personal and driven by my own desire to understand the human condition.

When you look at my art, the thing I want you to feel is...

Something deep inside. My work is inspired by a gamut of emotions - sometimes it Joy and humour, other times it's something sad or painful, whatever it is it always wants to connect with the viewer on some level.

The thing I most want to say to non-artists is...

If you look at a piece of art and it makes you think or takes you away somewhere; if it makes you smile, contemplate or question, that's the art speaking to you. If you connect with it, buy it, and proudly hang it on your wall where you can feel it, love it, and share it with your world. I don't know a single person who has regretted buying a piece of art that they loved.

I believe art is an important part of our lives because...

For me, art is important because it can speak the unspoken. It can go deep into the soul and find those things that sit dormant and ignored for a lifetime. Art is like a song that can sing straight to your soul with joy or pain or anything in between. It can make you smile and cry all at once even without expelling a single breath.

Current artworks

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Beautiful Mind

65cm (H) x 51cm (W)

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The Climb

110cm (H) x 50cm (W)

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Music & Laughter

66cm (H) x 86cm (W)

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Conversation with a Tree

42cm (H) x 59cm (W)

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The Acrobats

61cm (H) x 110cm (W)

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The Guitar Player

49cm (H) x 66cm (W)

Pencil & ink on...
By Trinity Morris

Rapt - By Trinity Morris

90cm (H) x 66cm (W)

Pastel on paper
By Trinity Morris

Manifestation Of Spring By Trinity Morris

76cm (H) x 56cm (W)

Wax Pastel on P...
By Trinity Morris

The Acrobats - By Trinity Morris

47cm (H) x 112cm (W)

Wax Pastel on P...
By Trinity Morris

The Night Garden - By Trinity Morris

70cm (H) x 70cm (W)

Wax Pastel on P...
By Trinity Morris

Reflection - By Trinity Morris

86cm (H) x 68cm (W)

Pastel on paper
By Trinity Morris

Life Is Good - By Trinity Morris

50cm (H) x 100cm (W)

wax pastel on p...
By Trinity Morris

The Show Must Go On - By Trinity Morris

70cm (H) x 50cm (W)

Wax Pastel on p...
By Trinity Morris

Two Sides - By Trinity Morris

70cm (H) x 50cm (W)

Pastel on Paper
By Trinity Morris

Butterfly Bloom

70cm (H) x 57cm (W)

Wax Pastel on P...
By Trinity Morris

Starry Night - By Trinity Morris

70cm (H) x 90cm (W)

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