We’re excited to share a new personal project from photographer and director Sara Morris. In this series, Sara uses Petri dishes as miniature canvases to experiment with surface, colour, and texture—transforming scientific tools into visual studies of form and fluidity. What might ordinarily be seen as mundane or clinical becomes, in her hands, something playful and beautiful.

Each composition is meticulously lit and crafted, drawing on Sara’s deep understanding of light and material to create striking, abstract images that feel both controlled and spontaneous. This body of work reflects her signature approach: a seamless blend of technical precision and creative exploration.

By turning her lens on something so small and unexpected, Sara invites us to pause and notice the visual potential in everyday materials. It’s a fresh and vibrant study of process, transformation, and the hidden beauty in unremarkable things.