About Mojdeh

Mojdeh Rezaeipour is an Iranian-born transdisciplinary artist and writer. Mojdeh’s archive-based, iterative practice bridges over a decade of their varied backgrounds as an architect, storyteller, and community organizer. Their solo and collaborative projects have been exhibited nationally and internationally in a wide range of venues, from DIY project spaces in Berlin to institutions and platforms such as The Phillips Collection (2021) and Frieze Los Angeles (2023). In 2024, Mojdeh was an artist in residence at The Luminary (St Louis), debuted her solo exhibition Notebooks at Henry Luce III Center for the Arts and Religion (Washington, DC), and shared an inaugural iteration of Classroom Solidarities at the student run Herman Maril Gallery at University of Maryland (College Park, MD). Produced by Washington Project for the Arts and hosted by The Corcoran School of Art and Design at GW, Rezaeipour’s most recent project 93 Fragments brought together the creative practices and methodologies of sixteen artists, writers, and thinkers from all over the world who are in direct conversation with materials of cultural heritage in counter-institutional ways.