Biography
Louise Ward Morris MRSS is an award-winning British sculptor specialising in New Media. Her practice combines diverse interests electronics, phenomenology and science to create sculptures that examine how technology makes us human.
Press
Artist in Residence at Collegium, Arévalo - September 2026
Results from the ReACH Supercomputer Residencies with Acción Cultural Española - May 2026
Spares and Repairs, Canary Wharf - What's On, Royal Society of Sculptors - December 2022
Collect Art Publication, Sculpture Special Edition. Featured Artist - November 2022
Louise Ward Morris receives Clifford Chance UAL Award for Sculpture - October 2022
Louise Ward Morris receives CuratorSpace Bursary for You and I (2022) - May 2022
Emerging Artists Exhibition, Towards the Light, at Brighton Artists Open House - May 2022
London Grads Now at the Saatchi Gallery - November 2021
re:Making Sense online symposium - May 2022
Artist Talk for ClassRoom Gallery's Test Bed Bursary, Coventry - August 2021
Louise Ward Morris UAL (Central Saint Martins) Graduate Showcase - July 2021
As a self-defined media archaeologist, Louise disrupts quotidian technology to critique digital culture and technological development from a feminist perspective. She uses everyday digital devices such as mobile phones, computers, and TVs as an expanded repertoire of sculptural materials to challenge common beliefs about technology.
Born in London, Louise lives and works in Barcelona. She will be artist in residence at Collegium (ESP) in September, and was previously artist in residence at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Chemistry and Biology at the Universidade da Coruña (ESP) and the Nitride Technology Centre at the Technische Universitaet Braunschweig (DE) in 2026.
A member of the Royal Society of Sculptors (UK), Louise's work has been supported by intuitions including the Ministerio de Cultura de España (ESP), Acción Cultural Española (ESP), Arts Council England (UK) and Artists Now (UK) among others. In 2023 she was awarded the Royal Society of Sculptors’ Gilbert Bayes Award for exceptional emerging sculptors and the 2022 Clifford Chance UAL Award for Sculpture for outstanding graduates. She holds an MFA from Central Saint Martins UAL, London, supported by the South Square Trust Scholarship (UK).
Louise has exhibited internationally at institutions including Saatchi Gallery (UK), Tate Modern (UK), the Royal Society of Sculptors (UK), Manifesta 15+ (ESP), London Short Film Festival, the Royal College of Nursing (UK), LUX Moving Image (UK), Fabra i Coats (ESP), Common Room Shanghai (CN), and Casa RARO (ESP).
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