Morag Keil

Morag Keil’s prints like Night off (extension) (2007) feel like snapshots from everyday life, printed on everyday surfaces. Without a movement to label it, these works lean on their quiet realism, moments of pause, printed and framed for the wall. If you’ve ever lingered over a late-night takeaway menu or a half-read magazine left on a train seat, Keil turns that flicker of recognition into art. Tap Night off (extension) to see how a simple print can hold that whole scene still.