Gracie Moon is a sculpture and installation artist currently based in San Diego, California.

She works with food, found objects, industrial and domestic materials to create visual poetry on themes of identity. Through ephemeral and often fragile sculpture, she rides the tension of an in-between space, where her social location as a multiracial Japanese and White American can be held simultaneously. Gracie’s work investigates racial and cultural intersectionality to discuss the complexity of identity.

Moon has exhibited her work at Keller Gallery at Point Loma Nazarene University, The Athenaeum in La Jolla, and at Bread and Salt Gallery in Barrio Logan, CA.