ABOUT

Mehgan Janel is a Chicago based artist and photographer with a foundation in fine art and filmmaking, having studied at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco and the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Her work has been exhibited in galleries, and she is actively returning to the exhibition circuit.

Through Moss Covered Labyrinth, she crafts surrealist artwork inspired by folklore, nature, and the enchantment of forgotten memories. Unveiling the beauty in what is often hidden, overlooked, or unseen. Creating illustrations and photographs that open doorways to forgotten stories.

Her work invites reflection, sparks wonder, and breathes life into the intricate details of our world. This is a space for those who seek wonder, forgotten paths, and dwell in the spaces between.

EDUCATION

Fine Art

Academy of Art University
San Francisco, CA

School of Visual Arts
New York, NY

Film

EXHIBITIONS

  • “Nerd Appeal” Group Show
    Verlane - New York, NY

  • “10×10 UNIFORM” Group Show
    Suite 100 Gallery - Seattle, WA

  • “Every Now and Then” Group Show
    The Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art - West Hollywood, CA

  • “Would You Like Art With That” Group Show
    The Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art - West Hollywood, CA

    “To____ From____” Group Show
    The Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art - West Hollywood, CA

    “Something Wicked This Way Comes” Group Show
    The Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art - Mesa, AZ

    “Delirium Tremens” Group Show
    The Carmichael Gallery of Contemporary Art - West Hollywood, CA

    "Dream a Little Dream” Group Show
    The Hive Gallery - Los Angeles, CA

  • “November Group Art Show and Performances” Group Show”
    The Hive Gallery - Los Angeles, CA

    “The Sugar Coated Show” Group Show
    The Pop Shop Gallery - Lakewood, OH

    “A Carnivorous Delight” Group Show
    Gallery NoiR - Los Angeles, CA

PRESS

  • Torpedo Magazine - Australia - Featured Artist

  • Zupi Magazine - Brazil - Interview

  • People of Design - Russia - Blog Feature