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The Canine Did It! Stephen Morrison’s Trompe-l’œils Brim with Canine Character

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To say that Stephen Morrison’s work is impressed by canines could be an understatement. By way of sculptural assemblages and work of pet faces tucked in foliage or morphing from home goods, Morrison evokes the timeless love for our pets.

“I think I’ve always been a bit of a hedonist and kind of set up to love the life of a dog, of doing whatever you want when you want to do it,” Morrison lately instructed Hyperallergic in an interview. “That’s why making work with dogs feels so natural because it’s deeply a part of my character.”

“Every Direction at Once” (2025), oil on panel, 20 x 16 inches

Morrison additionally attracts inspiration from his beloved pit bull combine, Tilly, who was the ring bearer at his wedding ceremony and died three years in the past. Her curious visage lives on within the artist’s idiosyncratic compositions, bringing expressive life to all the pieces from birdhouses to desk lamps.

Within the artist’s forthcoming solo exhibition at Hashimoto Up to date, Morrison continues to channel canine personalities in Canine Present #4: Home Damaged.

Trompe-l’œil work painting the helps on the backs of canvases, teeming with botanicals, stuffed animals, journal clippings, and fruit. Likewise, a collection of sculptures produced from epoxy clay, resin, paper, and oil paint seem like assemblages of seemingly disparate gadgets.

In “Clump Spirit #5 (Study),” for instance, a pet’s face emerges from the entrance of a violin hanging from a hook, and “Clump Spirit #1 (Living Room)” shows a contented canine on a TV display screen, stacked excessive with different objects that additionally function distinctive eyes and snouts. Every little thing seems in a state of joyful but barely contained disarray.

a clay, paper, and resin sculpture of a retro television with a dog's face on it, stacked with numerous other objects like a tissue box, container of milk, and more
“Clump Spirit #1 (Living Room)” (2024), tv, silicone, textile, resin, and epoxy clay, 12 x 21 x 12 inches

“This show reflects on the chaotic messiness of home life, inspired by the lively and dysfunctional environment I grew up in,” Morrison says. “Our house was filled with dancing, yelling, slapdash crafting, and a constant swirl of half-finished projects. Amid all the noise, there was an odd harmony—moments where the chaos seemed to hum along just right, as if disorder itself had a rhythm.”

Canine Present #4: Home Damaged runs from January 18 to February 8 in New York Metropolis. Discover extra on the artist’s web site and Instagram.

a trompe-l'oeil painting of numerous light construction tools with dogs' faces on them, arranged around the stretcher bars of a painting canvas
“Build a Little Birdhouse in Your Soul” (2024), oil on panel, 24 x 24 inches
a clay, paper, and resin sculpture of a violin with a dog's face on the front, hanging from a hook with a plant and some written music
“Clump Spirit #4 (Study)” (2025), epoxy clay, paper, resin, and oil paint, 26 x 10 x 5 1/2 inches
a hyperrealistic painting of numerous stuffed animals circling the stretcher bars of a painting canvas
“The Council of Plastic Limbs” (2025), oil on panel, 24 x 36 inches
a clay, paper, and resin sculpture of a yellow desk lamp with a dog's face and numerous other objects stuck to it
“Clump Spirit #3 (Bedroom)” (2025), epoxy clay and oil paint, 15 x 8 x 7 inches
a trompe-l'oeil painting of a plant with a plastic bag stuck in the center, with a dog's face on the bag, arranged around the stretcher bars of a painting canvas
“Thank You for Your Business” (2025), oil on panel, 48 x 36 inches

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