Sarah Morris's Taurus (Origami) is a nine-part digital pigment print leporello that unfolds into a dynamic, 225 cm-long panoramic composition. Printed on paper and issued folded as published, the signed print exemplifies Morris's ongoing investigation into abstraction, architecture, and the visual languages of finance and urban power.

The intricate network of angular planes and intersecting lines recalls both origami structures and the faceted surfaces of contemporary cityscapes. Characteristic of Morris's geometric prints and paintings, the composition merges bold color blocks, sharp geometry, and a sense of systemic order, translating the logic of architectural grids and institutional frameworks into a vibrant abstract artwork. The elongated leporello format reinforces ideas of sequence, rhythm, and unfolding structures, concepts central to her wider practice across painting and film.

Published in 2009 in a limited edition of 75, Taurus (Origami) is hand-signed and numbered by the artist. This fine art print represents a significant example of Morris's geometric abstraction and her sustained engagement with the coded structures underlying modern urban environments.