Paintings
Peter is also an artist. Peter is a passionate painter. He was a contestant on the SKY ARTS program “Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026”. Peter is in episode 2 in St James’s park. You can watch him on SKY Arts and NOW TV.
Whether making paintings, creating public sculptures, or designing architectural spaces, Peter Morris’s work has one common thread – a desire to turn dreams into reality, impossibility into possibility and to create joyful moments of unexpected delight.
In public art, that desire has led to delightful temporary structures that sit at the junction of sculpture and architecture, for example The Cloud House Wendy House (on display in Holland Park throughout the summer of 2023, as part of the Kensington & Chelsea Art Trail) and The Possible Impossible Pavilion (commissioned for Clerkenwell Design Week in 2024).
"The goal was to create a building that would bring joy and delight to the neighbourhood,"
"Something that would feel like a surprising treat for anyone who came upon it, as well as to create a beautiful home for my family to live in, alongside one for someone else to buy."
"I like fabulous spaces that are a joy to look at and a pleasure to inhabit, buildings that make you feel good and prompt a smile," he said.
"I think that spaces that make you feel a little bit like you have to be on your best behaviour can, of course, be wonderful, but this was about making a home for my family – a place for laughter and creativity and daftness. I crave more diversity in design."
The bright home is one of many colourful buildings that are being built in London as part of a trend called New London Fabulous. Dezeen article 10th July 2020.
