Moizza S. Elahi is a doctoral candidate in the department of art history. Her research interests include the art and archaeology of Gandhara, Hellenistic art, Roman art, Mediterranean archaeology, Materiality, Gender, and Hybridity and cross-cultural exchanges. Her working dissertation is entitled “Rethinking Representation: Gender and Materiality in the Buddhist Art of Gandhara (1st – 3rd century CE)”.
Selected publications include:
- “Presence, Power, and Agency: Donor Portraits in Early Gandharan Art.” Annali di Ca’ Foscari Serie orientale 59 (2023): 227-262.
- “Sculptures from BKG 16: Barikot Swat Excavation Campaign 2020-2021.” East and West 62, no. 2 (2021): 67-194.
- “Toward Materiality and Globalization in the Art of Gandhara.” Journal of Asian Civilizations 43, no. 2 (2020): 43–67.
