Gallery In The Sky
From late 2024 to April 2026, Through the Eyes of a Child will tower above Melbourne on a monumental 10-metre-high billboard.
Presented as part of Gallery in the Sky, an initiative by Crema Constructions, the work forms part of a public art series that showcases emerging Australian artists on a grand scale while supporting a charity of their choice.
Created in support of Camp Quality, the piece reflects the charity’s mission to bring fun, positivity and laughter to children facing cancer. The young boy depicted in the artwork has experienced cancer himself and was photographed during a Camp Quality program.
Set within a magical, multicoloured world, the work captures a perspective infused with wonder and possibility, a reminder of the resilience, imagination and quiet strength of childhood.
“It’s an amazing feeling seeing your artwork super-sized on top of a building,” says Trinity Morris. “Knowing thousands of people driving down the highway will look up at it each day is incredibly rewarding. I hope it brings a moment of magic to the daily commute and reminds people of the inner child in all of us.”
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Outfall Collective Gallery, Newport
Trinity has been working as part of the local Outfall Art Collective, in Sydney's Northern Beaches since late 2023. The Gallery on Barrenjoey Road, Newport is home to around seven local artists who share the space and running of the gallery between them.
NOTE: As of April 2025 I am no longer showing at the Outfall Art Collective - please contact me directly for artwork enquiries.
LINK TO EXHIBITION PLAYLISTS CLICK BELOW:
9-15th November 2022 - M2 Gallery Surry Hills
Beautiful Tomorrow is a collection of 19 artworks created over the past few years either during lockdown, isolation or while anticipating better days ahead.
Exploring some of the bittersweet stuff of life, this collection of figurative work looks at the magic, the mundane, the joys, the pains, the loves, the losses, desires, and hopes, that make for a beautiful, sometimes painful, but ordinary life.
In order to immerse you deep in the art, each piece has been paired with a music track designed to take you deep into the artwork. Using your best quality headphones and your mobile device (with a music subscription to either Spotify or Itunes) you can scan QR codes to access the music track matched to each piece. You can choose to take the entire journey, viewing every piece with its matched song (which takes about 1 hour 20mins) or select those pieces that speak to you.
You can see all the artworks from the exhibition in the Gallery page where you can also follow links to their matched music track. The full playlist is available below:
STORIES of STRANGERS EXHIBITION
Artspace on The Concourse
29 July - 9 August 2020
What do you see when you look at a piece of art? Is it different or similar to the person standing next to you? Stories of Strangers explores how art can mean different things to different people through storytelling and wants to know what you see through your unique goggles by inviting you (the 'Strangers') to tell the story you see in the art.
A collection of 21 original artworks by Trinity Morris will be presented alongside the stories, poems, and other imaginings of 'strangers' for the public to contemplate, compare, and enjoy. Anyone can contribute a story by going to the website and looking through the artworks or by visiting the exhibition. All abilities welcome!
Due to COVID restrictions, you will need to bring their own mobile device (tablet or smartphone) and use QR codes to access the stories written by strangers as you peruse the art in the gallery.
Trinity says "There have been some beautiful stories, poems and other imaginings contributed including a wonderful story by Australian music icon, radio host and writer Tim Rogers. Some can bring a tear, others make you laugh and really look at the art in a completely different way...It's fascinating to look through someone else's lens."
A few of the works have been brought to life with an Augmented Reality (AR) extension and you'll need your smart device to experience this very cool hidden feature embedded in these artwork.
To contribute, or read stories visit the stories page:
29 July - 9 August 2020
Art Space on The Concourse
Ground Floor,
409 Victoria Ave, Chatswood, NSW
Willoughby City Council is gratefully acknowledged for the provision of Art Space on The Concourse.
Stories of Strangers project is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW
