Pard Morrison characterizes his work as "Human Minimalism." He feels there are three issues at play in his work: the materiality of metal as it refers to "human mass"; the ethereality of surface as it refers to and is a vehicle for "human spirit"; the fusion of these two as it refers to the weight of human physical vs. the weight of human transcendent. Morrison believes, "this fusion of surface and medium is an applicable metaphor for the human condition." He has also described his work as "an exploration of a hypothetical conversation between Donald Judd and Agnes Martin."

His work is in the collections of the Armour Foundation, Agnes Martin, and the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center, among others.