Max Morris is an artist from Montana with classical training in Europe. He is a graduate of the Barcelona Academy of Art.
His work focuses on documenting traditional cultures and wild places surviving in the face of a changing World.
In 2024, he spent the summer living in a Samburu village in Northern Kenya, drawing inspiration from the people, their traditions, and the surrounding landscape. His sketches and paintings aim to honor and preserve the essence of these experiences- highlighting the beautiful intricacies of the indigenous culture.
Max is currently apprenticing with renowned wildlife artist John Banovich, where he continues to refine his craft while exploring themes of conservation and the wild.
He is mentored by Hazen Audel in the art of wilderness survival and primal knowledge.
He is a member of the Tribal Heritage NGO with anthropologist Joan Riera, focused on preserving indigenous cultural practices through direct work with tribal societies.