‘Death Talks’ (2026) is a series of Pare ’eva festival inspired masks exploring how grief becomes tangible and collectively felt. The individual pieces suggest bodily figures: ancestors gathering, mourning and inviting viewers into a shared ritual of remembrance. Their woven fibres absorb light and displace shadow through layered surfaces, creating an installation that feels both ceremonial and haunted.

Morgan Hogg, Death Talks, as part of High Tides, 2026, hand-painted repurposed fabric, raffia. Commissioned by 4a Centre for Contemporary Asian Art and Creative Climate.