Morgen Christie’s work explores how being present in a place alters the way time is experienced. Locations are never static; they are shaped by memory, history, and ongoing conditions. The time period through which a site is encountered influences how a viewer responds to it.

Working with projection, video, photography, and site responsive situations, Morgen creates moments where past and present intersect. The work temporarily occupies spaces, inviting reflection through duration and placement. Documentation leads to further investigation long after deinstallation or disintegration.

Projects unfold across nonlinear formats, prioritizing experience over permanence.