<DIV>Morley is a Los Angeles-based street artist that specializes in bold, typographic posters<br>which he wheat pastes within the urban landscape. Blending humor, hope and his unique<br>perspective on life, Morley’s aim is to act as a friendly voice amongst the cacophony of<br>billboarded messages and corporate slogans. This voice was given a face when he began<br>including an image of himself in each of his pieces, looking to create a more intimate<br>relationship between the artist and the audience than many of his anonymous<br>contemporaries could allow.<br><BR>In 2011, Morley’s work caught the eye of Steve Lazarides whose Outsiders imprint began<br>selling his work, describing it thusly: ?His sympathetic statements give the<br>tirelessly aspirational residents a welcome reminder of what’s important in life:<br>love, simple pleasures, making the world a slightly better place and not hating on<br>yourself too much.”<br><BR>Today, he continues to paste his work in any city that doesn’t enforce their vandalism laws<br>through caning. Also he made us promise to include the fact that he can hold his breath for<br>over an hour, and that ?if anyone challenged him to a breath holding contest, they would<br>totally lose,” but he was probably lying about that.</DIV>