Portfolio

The aim of the Portfolio section is to showcase projects being undertaken by New Zealand visual artists. If you are a photographer, sculptor, painter, illustrator, installation artist, printmaker, digital artist, ceramicist, metal/glass worker….we want to hear from you!

Each month Morph will select one emerging artist for feature on the Portfolio section.

If you would like to submit your work to the Portfolio page of Morph Magazine please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with:

•    Up to 10 images in jpg format sized no larger than 800px x 550px wide.
•    Video artists may submit links or .mp4 files
•    Information on yourself as an artist and your project. Links to websites/blogs accepted

Celia Phillips Yearning for Zion

Fashion designer Celia Phillips rummages about in religion and the occult for divine inspiration. Anything from the more traditional order of Catholicism to secret societies such as The Golden Dawn and the Morman fundamentalist cult Yearning for Zion, upon which her latest collection is based.“I was inspired by the pastel coloured prairie dr...

thisisrabbit

thisisrabbit generates left-field improvised doodles and is an exercise in the spontaneous illustration of narrative.“Using automatic writing techniques from the art of improvisation I create simple, absurd, playful works with maybe a twist of morbid curiosity. This results in a combination of doodling, street art posters and screen-printing, all with the desired ou...

David Straight - The End of London

The End Of London is primarily about my response to the world I see. And for two and a half years it was London. These pictures are a journey through the streets; through gazes and moments, people and nature and the inherent struggle between the two. To put it simply “it’s an at...

Touchstones: Abby Storey

Abby Storey is a contemporary photographic artist based in Melbourne. Her photography examines social and cultural activity. Abby's recent project 'Touchstones' was exhibited at Auckland's Satellite Gallery and is comprised of images collected over the last five years. The works in Touchstones reflect on humanity, the things that we value and the consequences of ...