He is a son of retired US Navy Cryptologists. His childhood was spent moving around the world, a privilege of colonial imperialism that engendered his love of culture and advocacy for tolerance. His work ranges from performance and video to sculpture and installation, exhibiting abroad and at home. He is a transmedia artist and creates future realms whose bedrock is in our present experience.

Morgan Joseph Hamilton received the A. Gray Magness Scholarship for creative merit from The University of Delaware, and a Mentored Research and Creative Endeavors Grant from Florida State University. He is featured in ART Habens 10th Anniversary Biennale publication and Create! Magazine's Issue IX. He regularly contributes interviews, workshops, and reviews to video series, radio talk shows, and digital and print publications such as Speak, Speak at Grizzly Grizzly in Philadelphia and Creators Vice. He has exhibited in Germany at Berlin's Tapir Kunsthalle, at CICA Museum in Gyeonggi-do in South Korea, at London's Five Years gallery, and UK-based virtual Skelf Site gallery. His solo shows have ranged from full-scale installation at Gallery 621 in Tallahassee, FL to public participatory performance at Practice Gallery in Philadelphia, PA. He is focused on publishing for the field of museum education, with a chapter in Dimensions of Curation (2023), and conferences.