Paige Lizbeth Morris (she/her; b. 1990, Allentown, PA)  is an interdisciplinary artist and educator in Philadelphia, PA. Building upon her foundation in glass, Morris utilizes material poetics, sound, and video performances to examine language, the complexities of love, and the human search for truth and meaning. She views her practice as a method for unlearning her patriarchal conditioning through active investigation of agency and desire.

Morris’ explorations have been exhibited internationally with notable features in the Corning Museum of Glass’ annual publication, New Glass Review (#34, #41). Her work has been celebrated through awards such as the 2023 Wind Challenge Exhibition at Fleisher Art Memorial and a Creative Glass Fellowship at WheatonArts + Cultural Center. Morris has participated in residencies at Millersville University and Rochester Institute of Technology. She is a member of the artist collectives Grizzly Grizzly and the Burnt Asphalt Family. Morris holds an MFA in Craft/Material Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University (2020) and a BFA with a concentration in glass from Tyler School of Art + Architecture (2012), where she is an Adjunct Assistant Professor.

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