Annie Morris is a London-based British artist renowned for her vibrant, sculptural works that explore form, color, and repetition. Working across sculpture, painting, and installation, Morris is best known for her “Stack” series—towering, hand-formed constructions composed of colored powders and pigments, which merge process, ritual, and meticulous craft. These works investigate the interplay between fragility and monumentality, transience and permanence, as each stack balances precariously yet evokes a sense of disciplined harmony.Morris’s practice bridges the physical and emotional, often drawing on themes of human presence, memory, and the body. Her use of color is both intuitive and deliberate, creating rhythm and energy across her sculptures and paintings. Materials are central to her work, and she frequently incorporates plaster, pigment, and mixed media to articulate the delicate tension between structure and impermanence.She has exhibited internationally, with solo and group shows across Europe, the United States, and the UK, and her works are held in prominent public and private collections. Morris’s approach resonates with contemporary audiences for its combination of formal rigor, poetic sensibility, and the meditative quality of repeated gestures, establishing her as a compelling voice in contemporary sculpture and painting.