Christine Morrow

The artist

Practice and perspective

Christine Morrow is a Colorado-based interdisciplinary artist working at the meeting point of painting, sculpture and material experimentation. Her wall reliefs invite close observation: changes in light and viewing angle reveal relationships between colour, shadow, texture and form.

Morrow trained in textile design and technology at New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology. At Jack Lenor Larsen’s design studio, she explored traditional and abstract weaving methods and the development of fabric prototypes. That foundation in structure and surface continues to inform her handling of materials.

She later studied in California and earned a master’s degree in science education. The connection between artistic intuition and scientific investigation remains a defining part of her approach. Rather than settling on a single material vocabulary, she experiments with both familiar and unconventional elements, building layered compositions through careful handwork.

The Rocky Mountains and Colorado skies provide an ongoing source of inspiration. Her work has been presented through D’art Gallery in Denver, including Between Rhythm and Shape in 2026. At Studio 54 Fine Art, she brings this attention to dimension and perception to Life is Beautiful, presented from 10 October 2026.

Design training

Textile design and technology, Fashion Institute of Technology, New York.

Studio experience

Textile development and weaving at Jack Lenor Larsen’s design studio.

2026

Between Rhythm and Shape, D’art 360 Gallery, Denver.