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Education
   2015 ::: 
Accelerated Semester Program (Liberal Arts) - Imperial College in conjunction with Boston University; London, UK

   2018 ::: 
Bachelor of Mass Communication (Advertising) with concentration in Art History - Boston University; Boston, MA

Minor degree in Studio and Visual Arts - Boston Universty; Boston, MA

Certifications
    2021 :::
Level I & II Reiki of the Usui Linneage - Anam Cara Collective, Grand Haven

Shows - Group
   2020 :::
Rainbow Auction - Muskegon Catholic Central; Muskegon, MI

    2025 :::
The Abyss - Memento Mori Gallery; Denver, CO

    2026 :::
Rewilding: Contemporary Art and the Natural World - Fishers Art Center in partnership with Indianapolis Art Center; Fishers, IN

Print Publications
   2025 :::
100 Emerging Artworks of 2025 - Art to Hearts Project 
   
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::: Sami Morse is an artist and creative living in Michigan. Her greatest tools are those she experienced since a young age: clairsensories and synesesthia. Since honing in on, these tools offer a look into the world’s and her unseen energies in an intentional way, which is central in her practice. 

In painting she explores metaphysics and the ability to delineate what isn’t readily recognized, but definitely there. With feelings of exactitude transcribed by multiple media, she has room to relay what the subtle looks like in the finer realms.

With photography, she works within this physical realm. The filter of material reality prompts the reflection of emotional, often feminine compositions. In addition, it’s usually ‘on hand’ when she has her camera, so she finds it to be more documentative even though it isn’t always concrete or literal in composition. 

With Sami’s work, she feels as though each piece beckons something specific, like a calling preceding or dictating creation. In this way she interacts with the soul’s language and translates every amount of experience the internal world wants to offer. Here it is often within trauma healing, individual and collective. This is why her interests lie in the simple notion of emotional expression (though complex or potent), psychological recovery and exploration, the finding of understanding, the freedom of grief, and high respect for the natural world. All of these trigger the process by reconnection and defragmentation. With it, she hopes to bring justice, peace, comfort, and material change. 

In any media it feels her spirit is highly expressive in yearning for humanity’s liberation and all it entails. In that thread, we are ultimately both human and spirit, making one or the other impossible in dominating her work. :::