Classically trained, abstract landscape artist Caroline Morgan draws inspiration from the natural world around her. After receiving her BFA in 2012, Morgan has gone on to become a successful international artist. Within the U.S. Caroline has shown in numerous galleries, up and down the east coast. Travel has created new subjects for Caroline to paint all over the globe. Victoria, Canada, however, has become a particular favorite subject within her work. Caroline is also known for her birch tree paintings, inspired by the Adirondacks in the northeast United States.

Landscape painting, for Morgan, is not just a way to depict the world around her, rather a method of interpreting the world. As she recalls her travels, she transforms images of the natural world into a new fragmented surface of abstract shapes, painterly colors and textures and sudden perspective breaks. Throughout her career, Morgan has continued to experiment with new techniques and colors palettes, continually pushing and growing her style. By introducing a new, unique and personal meaning to a place, the work opens up an opportunity for the viewer to see the landscape in a new light.

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