PCAI Collection artist Petros Moris participates in Liverpool Biennial 2025, taking place 7 June – 14 September 2025.
‘BEDROCK’ is the theme of the 13th edition of the Biennial.
‘BEDROCK’ draws on Liverpool’s distinctive geography and the beliefs which underpin the city’s social foundations. It is inspired by the sandstone which spans the city region and is found in its distinctive architecture. ‘BEDROCK’ also acts as a metaphor for the social foundations of Liverpool and the people, places and values that ground all of us.
The participating artists for Liverpool Biennial 2025 are:
Alice Rekab (Ireland/Sierra Leone); Amber Akaunu (UK/Nigeria); Amy Claire Mills (Australia); Ana Navas (Venezuela/Ecuador/Netherlands); Anna Gonzalez Noguchi (Spain/Japan/UK); Antonio Jose Guzman & Iva Jankovic (Netherlands/Panama/Serbia); Cevdet Erek (Turkey); ChihChung Chang 張致中 (Taiwan/Netherlands); Christine Sun Kim (USA); DARCH (India/Somaliland/Wales); Dawit L. Petros (Eritrea/Canada/USA); Elizabeth Price (UK); Fred Wilson (USA); Hadassa Ngamba (Democratic Republic of the Congo/Belgium); Imayna Caceres (Peru/Austria); Isabel Nolan (Ireland); Jennifer Tee (Netherlands); Kara Chin (UK/Singapore); Katarzyna Perlak (Poland/UK); Karen Tam 譚嘉文 (Canada); Leasho Johnson (USA/Jamaica); Linda Lamignan (Nigeria/Norway); Maria Loizidou (Cyprus); Mounira Al Solh (Lebanon); Nandan Ghiya (India); Nour Bishouty (Lebanon/Jordan/Palestine/Canada); Odur Ronald (Uganda); Petros Moris (Greece); Sheila Hicks (France/USA); Widline Cadet (Haiti/USA).
Curated by: Marie-Anne McQuay
Petros Moris has a BFA from the Athens School of Fine Arts and an MFA from the Goldsmiths University of London and has presented solo exhibitions in galleries and art spaces including TAVROS (Athens), Radio Athènes (Athens), Galeria Duarte Sequiera (Braga), Project Native Informant (London), Point Centre for Contemporary Art (Nicosia) and the Cyprus Embassy (Athens).
He has participated in international group exhibitions including A Rave Down Below (Eleusis European Capital of Culture 2023), the Athens Biennale (FOKAS, Athens 2021), The Last Museum (KW, Berlin 2021), the Singapore Biennale (National Gallery, Singapore 2019) and the 4th New Museum Triennial (New Museum, New York 2018).
He was also nominated for the DESTE Prize 2015 and was awarded the ARTWORKS 2018 Fellowship, the Onassis Foundation Scholarship (2017-19), and the Delfina Foundation Residency (2020 and 2022). He has been part of the art collective KERNEL, the online curatorial collaboration SIM, the curatorial project Radical Reading and runs the publication project AM Reading Club.
Image credit: Petros Moris, ‘Ghost (ALONE) I, II, III, IV & V’, 2024. Liverpool Biennial 2025 at The Oratory.
Photography by Rob Battersby.
Activity aligned with Goals 3,4,15
