How being born and bred in London stimulates and affects her work, how and where she lives, what she likes and some things she does not. How she is fascinated in experimenting and finding out how to make work that engages people on many levels. How in this time of living increasingly in virtual environments, our physical world must work harder as the time we spend in it is more precious.
Morag Myerscough
Over the years Morag has concentrated on working way beyond the restrictions of 2-D and creates and curates many different types of work including a train as a café, numerous exhibitions, interpreting buildings plus running her own gallery and shop »her house«. Myerscough believes that wayfinding is not purely about…
