Grasham Studios
About
Morgan & Eric Grasham are a sculptor/prop fabricator duo, most known for their Meow Wolf projects, that are informed by science fiction and whose works emphasize authoring the future by embracing otherness and speculative living.
Most recently the Grashams repaired and installed props created by Wētā Workshop for Museum New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa at Perot Museum of Nature & Science. The Grashams have created large custom props for Netflix, Nickelodeon, Choctaw Casino & Resort, Blue Diamond Almond, and various theme parks.
The Grashams combine traditional methods with digital and industrial fabrication techniques in innovative combinations that enable imaginative new ideas and narratives. Using their unique constellation of skills, the Grashams create more durable, interactive, and inclusive multisensory experiences for all.
Morgan & Eric Grasham earned their MFAs in 2020/2023 from the University of North Texas, where they taught Digital Fabrication and Ceramics respectively. For several years the Grashams were Artists-in-Residence in Texas and California. They co-founded the 501(c)(3) Art Spirit Collective and currently serve as a Board Members. It's their mission to "spread the art spirit" by bringing arts programming to underserved communities.
The Grashams created the immersive installation series Fluxums' Frolic which debuted at Artspace in Raleigh, NC in 2024. Through these charismatic interdimensional aliens, the Grashams playfully explore humanity, considering alternative perspectives and imagining potential futures.
From the Fluxums' Frolic program written by Creative Director of Artspace in Raleigh, NC, Annah Lee:
"In allowing ourselves to be immersed in speculative living, we expand our capacity for acceptance and connection. Imagined realities can strengthen our ability to embrace new perspectives and possibilities and approach our daily lives with an enlivened sense of wonder and excitement. In the Grashams' world, fiction is an essential tool to create a better reality for all."
