Mouza Al Falasi

Moza Al Falasi is a multidisciplinary artist based in Dubai, her work comprises painting, mixed

media, photography, and printmaking. Her artistic journey began at an early age when she discovered a passion for painting and photography, leading her to pursue a Fine Arts degree at Zayed University. Her work explores the complexities of grief, memory, and inheritance, and examines how personal and collective experiences shape identity across generations.

In 2025, her work was featured in And After at the Cultural Foundation, Abu Dhabi; The 40th Annual Exhibition of the Emirates Fine Arts Society in Sharjah; Al Marmoom: Film in the Desert (4th edition) in Dubai, and They Are Watching at Gallery 25 in Mount Lawley. These projects allowed her to further to expand her exploration of personal and ancestral memory, often blending painting, photography, and found materials in site-specific ways.

Moza is currently a fellow artist at the Salama bint Hamdan Emerging Artist Fellowship (SEAF) in Abu Dhabi, an ongoing programme which supports her multidisciplinary practice. In addition to this, she participated in the Dubai Public Art Education Programme by Art Dubai earlier in 2025.

Previous residencies, including the Tashkeel Critical Practice Programme (2024) and the I.E Art Project online residency (2023), have helped shape her intuitive, process-driven approach.

Through her practice, Moza navigates life’s complexities, exploring how grief reshapes our inner landscapes, inviting reflection on how personal and inherited experiences leave their mark on who we are.