In Plenus, Morgan utilizes the tactile nature of acrylic on board to explore how simple shapes can suggest immense volume. The composition relies on a dynamic interplay of color and clean shape variations, where repetitive polka dot patterns create a sense of movement that pulls the eye through a perceived three-dimensional space.

There is a playful creativity at work here, grounded in the simple joys of color and form. By layering these elements, Morgan achieves an emotional depth that feels both expansive and intimate, encouraging the viewer to get lost in the visual depth illusions and the overwhelming grandeur of a seemingly minimalist arrangement.