​​​Influenced by a range of artists, from Cezanne to De Kooning, Moshgan Rezania’s Abstract Expressionist impasto paintings reflect a deep connection to nature and a relentless pursuit of creative expression. Embracing plein air painting and exploring the world of color, she works primarily with oil and pastel to achieve the intensity and texture she desires. Her evolution from Expressionism to Abstract Expressionism has led her to explore a new medium—acrylic—adding depth and luminosity to her work.

 

Moshgan is an Iranian-born artist currently living and working in Westchester, New York. Her artwork has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions across the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. Notable exhibitions include the Hudson River Museum (Yonkers, NY), the National Association of Women Artists (NY), the United Nations (New York, NY), the Gallery of Graphic Arts (New York City, NY), Domain Design (NJ), the Joseph Fischl Gallery (New York City, NY), Sterling Gallery (New Orleans, LA), Back Room Gallery (Beacon, NY), Mariana Gallery (Cold Spring, NY), Soho East (Irvington, NY), Roof Top Gallery (New York City, NY), and Viewpoint Gallery (New York City, NY), among others. Internationally, her work has been displayed at La Cantina Restaurant (Milan, Italy), Darya Baigi Gallery (Tehran, Iran), Shiv Gallery (Tehran, Iran), and Barg Gallery (Tehran, Iran). Moshgan’s artwork has also been featured in several publications, including The Connection, Art Affair, Art News, and Art Trends.