2026 FOR BLUE

Midnight Garden: Blooms is designed to seamlessly blur the line between utility and fine art. These matte black sculpted blooms can be styled solo as decorative art or used as functional wall hooks for your favorite jewelry and accessories.

Midnight Garden: Blooms brings an organic, moody elegance to any space. Each piece is hand-crafted, no two blooms are alike-giving you a unique work of art to your home

Beverly Morrison is a Los Angeles-based sculptor whose work embodies a deep reverence for nature, movement, and raw materiality. With over 20 years of expertise in clay, she creates sculptural works that evoke both tranquility and dynamism, drawing inspiration from organic forms, natural textures, and Eastern philosophies of imperfection.

Morrison’s process is a dialogue between material and maker, an intuitive “sculptural dance”where each piece develops its own presence. Her signature aesthetic—defined by expressive gestures, tactile surfaces, and evocative lines—captures fleeting moments of energy and stillness. She meticulously crafts her own clay bodies, fostering an intimate relationship with the medium from inception to completion. Her works, often described as Modern Day Relics, meditate on time, earth, and impermanence.

Morrison’s work is held in private and public collections internationally and is regularly placed within thoughtfully designed interiors through collaborations with interior designers, showrooms, galleries, and the global design trade. Her sculptures invite quiet reflection and a deeper connection to material, atmosphere, and the natural world.

Meet the Artist: Beverly Morrison

Special Note:

For this year's fundraiser, the artist has created a limited series of 50 sculptures; while cohesive in form, each individual piece features unique characteristics that make it truly one-of-a-kind.

The Mission behind our FOR BLUE Fundraiser:

The purchase of Midnight Garden: Blooms supports the Blue Roof Residency, an artist residency program for women. The residency provides three women 3.5 months of studio space, a cumulative exhibition, a monthly stipend (four months), and a mentorship program each year.