American artist Rachel Moseley describes how her travels across the country, and particularly the different skies in California and Arizona, have influenced the brilliant colors in her hyperrealist paintings. For the artist, the distinct light in each location is as important as the subject itself. Depicting everyday people whom the artist finds herself compelled to paint, the artist's artwork, like 'I Found Him at The Mall', is as honest as it is lush in its observation. Part portraiture and part homage, Moseley's paintings present a vision of a timeless and beloved Americana, and its most endearing subjects.