Brainstorm Mixed Media Sculpture

This contemporary mixed media sculpture layers green hearts to explore emotional loss, silence, and the fragility of human connection

Artwork Description

about this mixed media sculpture

Behnaz Mohammadhadi’s Ragnarok sculpture takes the form of a cylindrical vessel composed of intricately shaped heart-like forms, layered closely to create a dense and tactile surface.

Made from fiberglass and finished in a vivid green, the piece brings together emotional intensity and material stillness. Each heart is modeled with subtle variation, giving every edition a distinct presence while symbolizing the diversity of human feeling, memory, and connection.

The title Ragnarok draws from ancient mythology, where it marks the end of the world followed by the possibility of rebirth. In this work, however, the reference shifts toward a contemporary reckoning.

The sculpture reflects a world unraveling from within, where empathy erodes, and long-held values lose weight. The vessel becomes a quiet but potent metaphor for emotional collapse, a form filled with hearts that beat no longer, holding the remnants of forgotten care.

Mohammadhadi suggests we are moving through a slow vanishing. What love or compassion was once present may never return, and what remains is delicate. Still, we continue, not fully aware that we participate in both the forgetting and the fading. The sculpture stands as a record of this condition, shaped by habit, loss, and emotional fatigue.

The fiberglass structure has an eerie lightness, while the green finish evokes both life and corrosion. The hearts, gathered tightly in silence, seem to wait for a feeling that no longer arrives. Through this work, Mohammadhadi challenges the viewer to feel more deeply, not just for others, but for what we may have let slip away within ourselves.

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about the artist

Behnaz Mohammadhadi, born in September 1984 (Shahrivar 1363) in Tehran, is a visual artist and sculptor. She began her artistic journey with painting at a young age but soon gravitated toward sculpture, a medium she found to be more fluid and expansive.

Over the past two decades, she has participated in more than 50 solo and group exhibitions in Iran and abroad. Her work explores inner reflections and socio-cultural themes through distinct and evolving artistic phases. 

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Customization

This series can be made in various sizes, colors, patinas, and finishes. For custom orders, please contact us directly.

care

Dust your mixed media sculpture often using a soft, dry cloth of soft brush. Avoid the use of water, chemical and abrasive cleaners.

copyright

This mixed media sculpture is one of a kind original therefore, all copyrights and reproduction rights are reserved by the artist.