Dr Neda Mohamadi (Neda Mo) is an Iranian art curator, academic scholar and art advisor based in London, UK, and currently the art curator at Southampton Hospital/University. She received her BFA and MFA in Sculpture and Painting, respectively, from the Tehran University of Fine Arts and was awarded PhD degree in Curating Contemporary Art from the Middlesex University of London. As a part of her academic career, she also worked as a lecturer at the Tehran University of Arts (Iran) and Middlesex University (UK) and is a member of the British Art Network and Paul Mellon Centre. Neda has gained experience in international curating in countries such as Iran, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Austria, Belgium, and the UK through working on numerous solo and collective projects with international galleries, museums, and public and private collections in collaboration with artists and curators worldwide during a course of ten years. Neda's most recent project included curatorial methods in the sociopolitical subject of migration in contemporary arts, which was aimed at the hidden perspective of social matters. She believes creating an active space in collaboration with groups of minorities is one of the necessities in contemporary curatorial actions. Neda is quite interested in initiating discussions about socio-political topics, radical arts and interdisciplinary collaborations to challenge conventional boundaries by expanding the field of art.