Alana Moy is a visual artist, poet, musician, actor/model, and creative director based in New York. The Park Avenue Armory, the Heckscher Museum of Art, Arsenal Gallery, The New York Academy of Art, and 651 Arts, among others have showcased her performance and visual artistry. She is an Art Start Emerging Artist in Residence (2024-2025), an Art Start Fellowship Awardee (2025), a Heckscher Museum of Art Visitor’s Choice Awards Recipient (2020), and an Angelo Del Toro PRYHLI Scholarship recipient (2020).

Moy is a SAG-AFTRA member and sits on the NY chapter’s executive board of APALA (Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance), where she footworks with her community to foster activism and political conscientiousness. Moy carries out her mission as well within her work with ASPIRA, a non-profit dedicated to uplifting Latino and other marginalized community youth to develop leadership skills and promote individual expression, as an art instructor.

Moy received her BFA in Illustration from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 2024. 

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Alana Moy is an interdisciplinary artist that creates to promote conversation around spirituality, morality, activism, and social commentary. She works to bridge the gap between the body, mind, and soul by creating socially puncturing art that acts as beacons for human connection. Through self-portraiture and self-vulnerability, she aims to investigate society through the lens of her own navigation of life in respect to her cultural backgrounds as well as acknowledging other minority and marginalized community experiences. Moy is a researcher, writer, and activist whose mission is to inspire introspection and connection throughout humanity and foster deconstruction from societal ideals that diminish the spirit and overall quality of life. Her focus is on impact rather than medium to inspire conscientiousness through creative expression.