Morley Myers (1956-2018) was a Canadian sculptor known for his expressive stone carvings that blend primitive imagery with contemporary sensibilities. A self-taught artist, Myers began sculpting in 1991, exhibiting across Canada and the U.S. Myers approached stone with a process-driven philosophy, allowing natural fractures and imperfections to guide his work. Rooted in pre-postmodern artistic traditions, he drew inspiration from Picasso, Moore, and Brancusi, focusing on direct material engagement rather than symbolic constructs. His sculptures invite exploration, revealing dynamic forms that shift with perspective.