Titled ‘Snow Leopards and Skyscrapers’, the exhibition takes inspiration from the 1978 book by the American writer Peter Matthiessen, ‘The Snow Leopard’. Documenting his two-month search for the infamous creature, Matthiessen references an invisible quest through travel to find an elusive force.

An exploration of globalisation inspired by artists such as Andy Warhol – who blurred the boundary between the commodity form and art during a time of political, technological and social shifts – as well as the minimalism of Donald Judd, the exhibition premieres a new body of vibrant paintings executed in Morris’s ready-made household gloss paint. Comprising diagrammatic architectural motifs, the works evoke the structures and language of international corporations including Johnson & Johnson, Lilly, Cambridge Analytica, JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock.