Morgen Christie thinks locations are never static; they are shaped by memory, history, and ongoing conditions. The time period through which a site is encountered influences how a viewer responds to it.
She integrates projection and sculpture in site responsive situations, to explore where past and present intersect. The work temporarily occupies spaces, inviting reflection through duration and placement.
Projects unfold across nonlinear formats, prioritizing experience over permanence.
CURRENT ongoing and active projects
Burials, 2026-present
Greenware sculptures installed at unmarked burial grounds left to disintegrate into the environment.
In development
Perspective, 2026-present
Experimental writing in outline.
ARCHIVE projects that are resting
Happenings, 2021-2025, Presentation
Summary of video art projections on 19th century architecture in ruins.
Happenings, Interactive Map
Archive of site responsive projections indexed by location.
Echoes in Harlem, 2022, Collaboration
Curated by Natsuki Takuji
Neighborhood memory and displacement.
Sightseeing, 2016-2026
Video series documenting overlooked spaces in the city and rural sphere.
