Unique work on paper by American artist, Deborah J. Morris. In this series, she is working with an abstract form inspired by the shape of the human brain, overlapping forms reminiscent of lozenges, pills, and capsules- tools humans use to alter themselves for better or for worse. Frame is white washed oak with painted sides, UV Plexiglass.

Deborah's work explores the intersection of abstraction, mysticism, and the intricate workings of the human mind. Through bold, colorful forms and shaped canvases, she aims to evoke a sense of both structure and mystery-an interplay between the seen and the unseen, the tangible and the transcendental.
Rooted in her fascination with neurology, Deborah's paintings are inspired by the brain’s capacity to process emotion, memory, and perception. The shapes and compositions she creates mimic neural pathways, synaptic connections, and unpredictable yet harmonious flow of thought. Colors. pulse and vibrate like waves of consciousness, inviting the viewer into a meditative experience that mirrors the mind’s layered complexity.
For Deborah, abstraction is a portal—a way to access deeper truths that transcend language. Her work invites contemplation encouraging viewers to navigate their own inner landscapes and engage with the spiritual and cognitive dimensions of being and an offering outward, a celebration of the profound beauty of the mind and the mysteries it holds.