Eddy Segal began her career in the fast-paced world of photography and publishing. She initially worked with Conde Nast Traveler, where her keen eye for composition and detail honed her skills in visual storytelling. Later, she served as the Art Director for InTandem Magazine*, a position that allowed her to expand her creative direction into editorial art. Her early success in photography laid the foundation for her later ventures into more expansive and immersive forms of artistic expression.

Segal’s diverse body of work spans several major exhibitions and installations. She co-curated the celebrated Every Woman Biennial, an internationally recognized feminist art exhibition that champions underrepresented female artists. Through her involvement in this Biennial, Segal emerged as an artist committed to both creative and social advocacy, using her platform to raise awareness on gender equity in the art world.

Her large-scale murals and installations have been featured in public and private spaces, embodying a dynamic, sometimes whimsical spirit that merges vibrant color with deep, symbolic meaning. Her notable collaboration with environmental groups such as the Nature Conservancy has led to art that reflects the symbiosis between humanity and nature, often using sustainable materials and found objects. These pieces not only serve as visual art but also as meditations on the natural world, a reflection of Segal’s upbringing in Milford’s lush landscapes.

Segal’s painting exhibitions continue to attract critical acclaim. Her works are often talismanic in nature, invoking mystical and ritualistic imagery that explore the intersection of the human body, mind, and spirit. Her works are characterized by layered textures, bold color choices, and a dreamlike quality that invites introspection. These paintings have been featured in galleries in New York, Los Angeles, and internationally, with several pieces acquired by prominent collectors.