“Looking for art inspired by the Crescent City? Then you’ve come to the right place. Welcome to ESOM ART. It is a gallery that showcases the contemporary works of Louisiana natives Tony and Tracey Mose. They create paintings, sculptures and jewelry that reflect the people, lifestyles, and culture of New Orleans.
ESOM ART has two galleries. One is in the French Quarter and the other one is right here in Uptown New Orleans. This Magazine Street location is where we find ourselves today. Feel free to step inside after my story. You can see the available artwork in person. You can also contact them directly to discuss your creative needs.
Tony and Tracey Mose are not just gallery owners, they are the artists behind ESOM ART. Tony’s artistic focus includes his deep love of fashion. It informs his work daily. His figurative work develops intuitively. The brush, paint and canvas speak to whether a figure is more abstract or realistic. The figures take on their own form with differing headdresses, cloaks, and expressions. Tony’s own emotions are translated into each painting. His figurative work asks you to develop your own narrative about each piece.
Tracey, on the other hand, showcases her “Urban Expressionism” series. Her artwork expresses emotion through structural objects. There is an emphasis on the past and present living harmoniously together in truth. Her process involves the layering of urban structures. These structures are photographed throughout New Orleans. This reveals color, texture, and artistic nuance.
ESOM ART offers personalized services. Clients can commission artwork in any size, color, pattern, or subject matter. They can even request personalized artwork. This artwork can relate to a family member or a particular place. Tony and Tracey work with clients to create the perfect finished piece.
They also offer consultations virtually or in person. Their On Approval Program allows clients to live with a piece. Clients can have the art in their home or office before deciding to purchase. The artists personally install their pieces locally. For multiple pieces or corporate work, they use a professional installer. This ensures client satisfaction. Tony and Tracey also work with interior designers. They help to develop design concepts for a space. Designers can visit the gallery to choose from existing pieces. They can also commission a specific piece of art for their project.
Notably, ESOM ART organized a summer block party along Magazine Street in the past. It encouraged visitors and residents alike to shop local. Participating businesses offered specials and add-ons. ESOM ART had a DJ with complimentary Champagne and cocktails. The artists created new art especially for the event.
So, as you explore ESOM ART, consider the emotions and stories woven into each piece. Tony and Tracey Mose invite you to connect with their art. They also encourage you to discover your own narrative within their creations. Step inside and let the art of ESOM ART speak to you.”