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Morag Myerscough is London born and bred. Her work is characterised by an engaging boldness, strong use of colour and high-levels of positive energy. She creates structural installations, and immersive spatial works, that champion community and public interaction. Acclaimed projects include TEMPLE OF AGAPE, Southbank, 2014, POWER bridge, a permanent installation at Battersea Power Station, 2017, Sheffield Children’s hospital bedrooms, 2017; LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT, a pavilion installation in Aberdeen, 2019, and MAKE HAPPY THOSE WHO ARE NEAR, structural installation in Hong Kong, 2019, ATOLL permanent installation, Broadgate, London 2019
Mike Dempsey RDI in conversation with Morag Myerscough RDI on her life and work and the revelation that she had to wait 25 years before she had found her true creative heart
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Temple of Agape
2014
2014
DESIGNER, USER, MAKER Permanent Exhibition, The Design Museum
2016
2016
Love At First Sight
2019
2019
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Gareth Gardner
Gareth Gardner
Grant Anderson
Gareth Gardner
Gareth Gardner
Grant Anderson