Morton built a world where architecture becomes stage — scaled models and fragments turning buildings into narrative surfaces.
His work exposes perception as theatrical frame.
Morton built a world where architecture becomes stage — scaled models and fragments turning buildings into narrative surfaces.
His work exposes perception as theatrical frame.
In Callum Morton’s work, architectural fiction operates through scaled models and partial structures that suspend normal building function. Architecture is presented as fragment rather than usable space.
Scale and incompletion organize attention. Narrative registers through arrangement and relation rather than depiction, with structure determined by how elements are staged and withheld.
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