Deanna Mosca is a multidisciplinary artist

based in regional Western Australia whose practice spans painting, weaving, sound, installation, and interactive digital media. Her work examines identity, neurodivergence, and intergenerational experience through the convergence of analogue and digital processes. Originally trained in painting and digital media, Mosca’s practice has expanded toward immersive environments and participatory installations that invite audiences into shared sensory and emotional encounter. // Drawing from her lived experience of AuDHD, depression, and grief, she uses repetition, rhythm, and audiovisual layering to explore how humans hold themselves together — and what becomes possible when that effort is finally named. Her sonic weaving work, which captures the acoustic properties of the loom as a portrait of consciousness in motion, merges lo-fi and high-tech processes to build interactive systems where the body and its signals become central material. // Mosca has exhibited nationally, with strong connections to Western Australian institutions including Bunbury Regional Art Gallery and Old Customs House, Fremantle. Her collaborative work with ArtsiX (Portals, 2023; Vessels, 2025) has brought together VR, animation, vocals, and drawing alongside artists and musicians including Nathan Thompson, Bec Juniper, Jae Laffer, and Paul Woods. // Alongside her studio practice, she contributes to arts education and community programming, working from the belief that creativity is a form of collective sense-making and healing.