Kyle Morland

10 years 📸 @anton_dup

FALSEWORK ll by Kyle Moreland - @_kylemorland 2026 | Mild steel | Plein Street (Opposite ABSA) Through the manipulation of materials, Morland’s sculptures address issues of subjectivity and social representation, expressing a fascination with spatial relations. Made with the precision of an engineer, his sculptures often appear as misplaced industrial parts. Construction supplies are his medium of choice, from mild steel sheeting to commercial paint. The scale of his sculptural work often compels viewers to measure themselves against the work. The sculptures speak of a playful engagement with contrasting notions of form, scale, weight and context. Sometimes Morland uses the offcuts of his sculptures to make new work, re-evaluating the use and form of commonly discarded materials. Courtesy of Zeitz MOCAA Permanent Collection, @zeitzmocaa Learn more → www.sost.co.za/artwork/falsework-ii   Dreamscapes - Form and space through curious eyes curated by Dr Mike Mavura @mikemavura_ | 26 February 2026 – 30 January 2027    Presented by the Stellenbosch Outdoor Sculpture Trust, @visitstellenbosch , and proud patron, Private Clients by Old Mutual.   #SOST #Dreamscapes #Stellenbosch #KyleMoreland #WealthCurated VisitStellenbosch

Coalesced in Stainless Steel (2024) Currently on show with @blankprojects at @investeccapetownartfair

Notes from the studio

WEST-MORLAND - Devine Mercy (2025) aluminium and panty 30 x 66 x 28 cm A collaborative sculpture by WEST-MORLAND @w35t_ & @_kylemorland , currently on a group show: A BEAST WITH TWO BACK at @avagallery.za , curated by @gooddaygracie & @keely.shinners This group exhibition is grounded by a shared fascination with artist couples––couples who happen to be artists, or artists in relationship. Couples who find themselves in relationship because of a shared passion for art, couples who encourage and inspire each other to make, couples whose respective practices are marked by a sense of collaboration, consciously or unconsciously.

🔨 Forged by Hand, Shaped by Art   Kyle Morland (@_kylemorland ) takes raw materials and forges them into sculptures that twist the rules of space, form, and balance. His pieces, crafted with tools of his own design, challenge perceptions of precision and chaos—melding both into works that feel alive. When art and craftsmanship collide, new possibilities unfold.   1. Portrait of Kyle Morland   2. Kyle Morland, Notes on a grid (2024)   3.  Kyle Morland, FLATPATTERNS (Dance) (2018 -2023)   4. Kyle Morland Studio, 2022   5. Kyle Morland Studio, 2022   6. Kyle Morland, Kwaai Lappies (III), 2024   7. Kyle Morland, Kwaai Lappies (I), 2024   8. Kyle Morland, Coalesced in stainless steel II, 2024   9. Kyle Morland, Cape Town from Darling Street, 2024   10. Kyle Morland, Stacked facets II, 2024   11. Kyle Morland, 16 April, 2024   ______ #Docent #DocentArt #DocentArtists #DocentGalleries #KyleMorland Images © Courtesy of Kyle Morland, Blank Projects, & DOCENT.

A cluster of sculptures presented with @blankprojects at this years Cape Town art fair

Start of 2025 with a camping road trip

It’s the last few days to view Kyle Morland’s ‘Notes on a Grid’, closing this Saturday 30 November. 𝗶𝗺𝗮𝗴𝗲: Kyle Morland, ‘Notes on a Grid’ (2024) | Installation view at blank projects, Cape Town #kylemorland #blankprojects

New publication! A snippet of a project I have been busy with over the last decade. Inside the envelope a booklet of 27 photographs of dams from South Africa. An index card, map with marked sites and a little interview. Edition 1-10 have a limited edition print Dams by Kyle Morland is the first in a series of ten artist zines from Proto printed in a limited edition of 50 Designed by @benralphjohnson Curated by @danielbmalan Published by @proto.a4

Kyle Morland’s ‘Notes on a grid’ opens today Thursday, 31 October 6-8pm on view until 30 November #blankprojects #kylemorland

blank is pleased to present ‘Notes on a grid’, a solo exhibition by Kyle Morland (b.1986, Johannesburg) and his sixth with the gallery. This exhibition has 11 starting points: 11 sculptures, variously formed in stainless steel, aluminium, and plaster. They act as 11 coordinates or cues. They are prompts, a network of parallels and perpendiculars that render sequence non-linear but in chorus and company. In this way, Kyle Morland’s latest exhibition, ‘Notes on a grid’, is a gathering. Join us for the opening on Thursday, 31 October, at 6pm #blankprojects #kylemorland