Mina Alikhani
is a Los Angeles–based Persian-American multidisciplinary artist.
Rooted in surrealism, her work challenges cultural constructs and societal expectations through an unflinching, truth-driven lens. Her practice is centered in oil painting and monumental mural work, with occasional sculptural explorations that extend her visual narratives into dimensional form.
Alikhani views artistic practice as both witness and resistance — a responsibility to reflect the psychological, political, and emotional realities of the era one inhabits. Her work calls attention to buried sociopolitical narratives, humanitarian injustices, and the broader spectrum of the human condition.
Her career includes three solo exhibitions, multiple group presentations, commissioned public murals, brand collaborations, and bespoke design work — collectively cementing her as a bold and disruptive voice in contemporary art.
As her work continues to evolve, Alikhani remains anchored in an ethos defined by authenticity, confrontation, and cultural defiance.