CECELIA MOSELEY

Cecelia Moseley is a mixed media artist from Meridian, Mississippi, whose work explores the complexities of language, perception, and learning. She works with a diverse range of materials—including metal, acrylic, paper, ceramics, styrofoam, light, and vinyl—to create vibrant, immersive installations. Her work often draws from her personal experiences with dyslexia and learning differences. Moseley’s most recent work highlights the fading presence of cursive and handwriting in schools, examining what is lost when traditional forms of writing are no longer taught in a technology driven culture.

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She earned her BFA in Sculpture from the University of Mississippi in 2020 and her MFA from Louisiana State University in 2024. Beyond her studio work, Moseley is the Operations Manager at Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark in Birmingham, AL, and serves as the Social Media Director for the Yokna Sculpture Trail in Oxford, MS. She has also taught sculpture and assisted galleries at LSU, where she was awarded the Dean’s Medal in recognition of her academic and creative achievements.

 

 Her public artworks have been featured across the southern and midwestern United States in cities such as Meridian, Oxford, Cleveland, and Hattiesburg, MS; Rosemary Beach, FL; Alpharetta and Macon, GA; Morrison, IL; and Decatur, IN.

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Driven by a passion for material exploration and community engagement, Moseley continues to push the boundaries of sculptural expression while empowering others through accessible art experiences.