Scream Fiberglass Sculpture

This fiberglass sculpture reveals inner emotions through bold textures, unexpected objects, and surreal symbolism

Artwork Description

about this fiberglass sculpture

"How Do You Feel Today?" is a sculptural series by Behnaz Mohammad hadi featuring fiberglass brain forms transformed with striking symbolic elements. Each piece explores a different emotional or psychological state through added materials such as padlocks, insects, horns, painted surfaces, or metal features.

The brain, as a universal symbol of thought and consciousness, becomes a canvas for layered metaphors. A locked brain may suggest suppressed emotions or guarded thoughts, while painted or insect-covered versions evoke vulnerability, tension, or mental overload. These mixed-media additions turn each sculpture into a reflection of inner complexity.

Crafted in fiberglass, the works are lightweight yet durable, with finely finished surfaces that heighten their visual and emotional impact. Through minimal forms and precise alterations, Mohammadhadi invites viewers to consider the unseen struggles and layered realities of the human mind.

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

copyright

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