Meow Wolf welcomes you to travel to a new miniature dimension. Join us in supporting Santa Fe small businesses and local artists as they bring the power of perspective to life. Keep an eye out as tiny wonders appear in unexpected places, reminding us of the huge impact radical details bring to every experience.
In this Miniverse scene, Charter agents assess the damage and effects of an object that has phased from the Selig kitchen into the crystal mineshaft. Onlookers gather as the agents make notes and keep their eyes on the mysterious ooze, a result of the travel between worlds.
Established in 1905 by Greek immigrant Dionyus Razatos as one of the oldest restaurants in Santa Fe, Plaza offers a portal through a napkin dispenser design, showcasing a tiny view into the family's rich history of the cafe and the many people, through decades, that have contributed to its aesthetic and experience.
This piece is a scene from one of Santa Fe’s most cherished events, Zozobra. It’s made from walnut and vintage lead coated tin that’s hand cut, punched and soldered. The artistic techniques are rooted in traditional New Mexican Spanish Colonial art and the subject matter was chosen because of the artists personal connection to the event.
Inspired by the Plains Indigenous traveling trunk known as Parfleche, this container functions primarily as a reminder of forgotten realms and serves to pull the viewer back into the land they may have once come from. Back to the Land we go is an immersive-like vessel containing a colorful landscape of glass beads on handmade paper.
As the weeks of quarantine solitude compounded, daily rhythms inhabiting our little worlds became like tracing words in fog on a window. These vignettes of domestic activity are a meditation on coping in the 5th dimension, incorporeal crystalline threads our only connection. Lovers entwined, laundry on the line, the pets wonder if we will get out of bed before 2 pm.
Imagine walking into a record store, but stumbling across a mini-universe hidden amongst the records. Five unique dioramas light up and move, each telling a different story of the “Living Thing” traveler as they move through different times and spaces. Strangely, there is no sound. Can interdimensional travel be silent?
