Morgan Brock is a Nashville-based mixed media artist originally from Atlanta, Georgia, whose work explores memory, material, and emotional atmosphere through an intuitive, process-driven practice. Working with acrylic paint, oil pastel, graphite, collage, fabric, coffee grounds, and hand-worked surfaces, she builds depth through layering, erosion, gesture, and restraint — creating works that feel simultaneously familiar and abstracted.

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Drawing from her Southern upbringing and British and Welsh heritage, Brock's work explores the relationship between place, memory, and the familiar. Her imagery moves between landscape, nature, domestic objects, and loosely interpreted forms, often blurring the boundaries between representation and abstraction. Rather than documenting specific places or moments, she is interested in the feelings they leave behind — nostalgia, familiarity, and the quiet tension between what is remembered and what is imagined.

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Her ongoing body of work, Drych Morgan — named after the Welsh word for “mirror” — extends this exploration into hand-treated mirror surfaces, using reflection, distortion, patina, and light to examine the shifting nature of memory and perception.

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Across painting, collage, and sculptural surface experimentation, Brock approaches each piece as both artifact and atmosphere, interested less in direct representation and more in the emotional and sensory qualities of an image. She holds a BFA in Textile Design from the Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia and previously worked as a home goods designer in New York before spending eight years in corporate creative storytelling and executive communications, supporting leadership at global organizations. This intersection of visual composition, narrative, and emotional messaging continues to inform her balance of structure and spontaneity in the studio.

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Her work is held in private collections and residential spaces across the country, often in collaboration with interior designers, and has been featured in select retail and exhibition settings.