Esom Art – Tony & Tracey Mose

Artist Gallery/Studio. Original work by Tony & Tracey Mose. You can also visit the Gallery’s French Quarter location at 811 Royal Street and in the Warehouse District at 400 Julia Street.

Tony Mose
Gallery Owner | Artist
As a keen observer of the human experience, Tony Mose transforms brief moments of connection into powerful figurative pieces. Each artwork becomes a portal into someone’s untold story – a snapshot of lives glimpsed in passing, reimagined through his unique artistic lens. These pieces invite viewers to become co-creators, weaving your own narratives into the visual tapestry he begins.

Tony’s artistic universe extends far beyond the figurative. His abstract works are emotional symphonies in color and texture, while his landscapes capture both the vibrant energy of water lily-dotted waters and the mysterious allure of Louisiana’s misty swamplands. Whether sculpting in painted plaster or laying paint to panel, his work pulses with an authenticity that speaks to our shared human experience.

In every piece, Tony doesn’t just create art – he opens windows into worlds where memory, emotion, and imagination converge, inviting us all to step through and explore.

Tracey Mose
Gallery Owner | Artist
Dive into the world of Tracey Mose, where the pulsing heart of New Orleans beats through every creation. Armed with both artistic vision and business acumen, Tracey transforms the city’s living history into striking works of art that bridge past and present.

Through her lens and onto canvas, she captures the soul of her home city and the wider world in bold strokes of acrylic. Her Urban Expressionism pieces dance between centuries, finding poetry in negative space and storytelling in architectural details. But Tracey doesn’t stop there – her innovative mixed media works leap from digital realms onto aluminum surfaces and elegant mirrors, where paint adds yet another dimension to her visual narratives.

Tracey Mose proves that creativity knows no bounds. Each piece embodies her philosophy that art isn’t just for walls – it is most certainly a way of life.