James Charles Morris is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and art historian. His work explores a range of themes, including spirituality, familial ties, community connections, and identity. Born and
raised in Detroit, Michigan, Morris's artistic journey began in his youth when he eagerly engaged in various creative projects, drawing inspiration from a diverse array of sources, including movies, television, and literature.

The culture of Detroit has had a profound impact on his artistic style and focus, establishing a unique bond between his creations and their influences. Throughout his career, Morris has explored various artistic paths. In 2008, he took a bold step into creative
entrepreneurship by launching Definitive Style Exclusive, an apparel brand designed to inspire meaningful conversations through innovative designs and striking visuals. His talents also encompass numerous curatorial projects, leading to fruitful collaborations with various galleries and cultural institutions, including the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.

As a fine artist, Morris constantly pushes the boundaries of his creative expression. In 2019, he began exploring the medium of digital art, creating a series of figurative collages that incorporate his photographic work. Morris's genuine approach to this medium sets his work apart, allowing it to resonate profoundly with
audiences.

His artwork has been showcased in several venues, including the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, MI; the Detroit Historical Museum; the International African American Museum in Charleston, SC; the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI; and the Detroit Artists Market. Morris
is currently pursuing a BA in Art History at Wayne State University.