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In Mallory Morrison’s underwater photography, the passions of the former ballet dancer flow together. She started dancing at age four and at about age 10, her father introduced her to the world of photography. From those early years she…
In Mallory Morrison’s underwater photography, the passions of the former ballet dancer flow together. She started dancing at age four and at about age 10, her father introduced her to the world of photography. From those early years she began to deep dive, blending her fascination with photography and love of dance, both of which she immersed herself in college and beyond. She stopped dancing after 24 years and devoted herself fully to dance photography, making it her mission to capture the noble essence of human movement.
The element of water allows the photographer to realize her intention. She embraces the resistance of water to depict the lightness of dance and to capture a brief moment of a greater process. Her images invite her models, the viewer, and herself to dive into a literally breathtaking world. Without an oxygen tank or other aids, Mallory Morrison becomes an underwater choreographer. The power- consuming process results in a delicate and graceful depiction - like ballet itself. The viewer experiences the magic of the underwater world – where lightness overrules gravity, where everyone speaks the same language fluently: the silent yet meaningful language of the body.
Images as beguiling as siren songs and as soothing as the sound of the sea itself, for Mallory Morrison creates her art with an awareness of the close connection between physical and mental health. She trusts in the strengthening, healing power of water which can not only reveal things, but also carry them and move them forward.
VITA
1984 Born in Chicago, Illinois
2006 University of California Santa Cruz, CA Bachelors of Arts- Art Major with focus: photography
2009 Brooks Institute of Photography, Santa Barbara, CA Bachelor of Arts in Professional Photography Commercial Photography, Special Recognition Award
2011 First exhibition at: SOFT COLLISIONS, PUSH Offices, Venice, CA
Exhibitions
Solo Exhibitions
2016 FOG, Camerawork Gallery, Portland, OR
2014 FOG, Gallery 291, Mill Valley, CA
MALLORY MORRISON at Hale Arts Space, Santa Monica, CA
2012 SURFACING, Gallery 169, Santa Monica, CA
2011 SOFT COLLISIONS, PUSH Offices, Venice, CA
Group Exhibitions
2019 SHE WAS BLUE, Art Project Paia, Paia, Maui
2017 A WINDOW BETWEEN WORLDS, Arena 1 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
2016 FRESH FACES, Saatchi Art Offices, Santa Monica, CA
2015 NATURE, Art Project Paia, Paia, Maui
SPECTRUM GESTALT 2, BG Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA
30 DAYS AND 30 NIGHTS, Fathom Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2014 APA SF SOMETHING PERSONAL, Left Space Studios, San Francisco, CA
PHOTOGRAPHY NOW, Brick Lane Gallery, The Annexe, London, UK
SPECTRUM GESTALT, BG Gallery, Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA
2013 DREAMS, CREATE:FIXATE , Lot 613, Los Angeles, CA
NIGHT DIVE, Featured Artist, Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach, CA
OVER + UNDER, Art Project Paia, Maui,
2012 WOMEN IN PHOTOGRAPHY, Broadway Art Space, Santa Monica, CA
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About Mallory MorrisonIn Mallory Morrison’s underwater photography, the passions of the former ballet dancer flow together. She started dancing at age four and at about age 10, her father introduced her to the world of photography. From those early years she…