Morgan Suter (b.1998) is a figurative painter working in nonlinear, nonsensical, expansive visual structures that often take the form of paintings. Her vibrant renderings, fine tuned erratic scribbling, oscillate between embracement of pure observation and complete departure from reference material, rejecting realism to build entirely imagined, eccentric compositions activated by idiosyncratic figures who bask in the ubiquity of uncertainty. The profane wonkiness of these overlapping figures spiritualize hedonism; reveling in the magnanimity of color and light to explore the microcosmic vastness of imagined space. Bodily absurdity magnifies the simultaneous euphoria and strife of becoming untethered. The work is a hyper feminine expression of material and spatial play as catalyst for liberation from fear in the indulgent pursuit of occupying infinite modalities of being. Ontological musings in boundless unknowing are channeled quasi allegorically in the artist’s personal symbolism. Suter's affinity for crass motifs, vulnerability, and clumsy forms that twist, extend and stretch their way into existence is amplified with high chroma intensity. Ever expanding, her body of work is physically characterized by loud colors, thick marks, and pleasantly plump figures, but ultimately reflects an evolving, fantastic inner world. Suter grew up in New York’s Hudson Valley, earned her BFA in Painting from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in 2020, and currently lives and works in Charleston, South Carolina.