about
Mona Bozorgi is an artist-scholar whose interdisciplinary research and artistic practice focus on identities in the age of post-humanism. Her work offers new ways of thinking about subjectivity, matter, and the process of materialization while exploring the intersections of bodies and technology. Bozorgi's work reflects the importance of inclusive representation while questioning photography as the only representation. Her work also explores the performative nature of photography by focusing on the entanglement between the materiality of the photographs and their meanings.
Her work has been exhibited in numerous museums and galleries in the U.S. and internationally. In 2024, she was featured in the Florida Prize for Contemporary Art Exhibition, selected as a Critical Mass Top 50, and was a recipient of the Houston Center for Photography Fellowship. Bozorgi holds a Ph.D. in Fine Arts with a focus on Critical Studies and Artistic Practice and an MFA in Photography. She is an Assistant Professor of Photography in the Department of Art at Florida State University.
