Deanna “Dee” Mosca, is a multidisciplinary neurodivergent artist based in regional Western Australia whose practice spans painting, drawing, installation, and interactive digital media. Her practice is grounded in visual anthropology — a sustained interest in how communities build identity, preserve culture, and inhabit shared space. Across mediums, Dee’s work asks how materials carry meaning — how a woven structure, a painted surface, or an immersive environment can hold collective experience. She is committed to creating public work that is genuinely of its community: developed with, not simply for, the people who will live alongside it.