Mosaz is an artist whose work has been exhibited internationally, including at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan, Palazzo Bembo in Venice, CICA Museum in South Korea, and Fukuoka Asian Art Museum in Japan. Recognized with awards such as the International Prize Leonardo da Vinci and Premio Firenze XLI Edizione, her work has also been featured in Art Insider, BOOOOOOOM, The Woven Tale Press, and AI-Tiba9 Art Magazine, among others.

Her work is based on her understanding of traditional culture as an Asian individual—an understanding shaped by what she has heard, seen, and deeply felt since childhood. She focuses on symbols, imagery, and rituals embedded in cultural memory, reconstructing them through a personal lens. In her work, she seeks to present the collision, integration, and reconciliation between tradition and her personal spiritual world. This conflict is sometimes subtle and sometimes intense, shaping her artistic language.

Her compositions are formed by intricate lines and details that ultimately converge into a complete shape. These lines resemble the thoughts in her mind, entwined within a tangible medium. They symbolize the flow of memory, emotion, and consciousness, much like the trajectory of thoughts as they navigate between reality and imagination. This is how she expresses the complexity of her inner spiritual world.

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