Untitled Bronze Sculpture

This bronze sculpture captures the raw emotion and intricate detail of human expression, blending classical form with contemporary vision

Artwork Description

about this bronze sculpture

Hossein Azadi's bronze sculpture features a man seated upon a crumbled face, with his dog lying at his feet. This piece exemplifies Azadi's exploration of human emotion and the complexities of the human condition.

The sculpture is crafted from bronze, a medium chosen for its durability and capacity to capture intricate details. Azadi employs traditional bronze casting techniques, beginning with detailed wax models that are subsequently cast in bronze. This meticulous process allows for precise rendering of complex forms, resulting in unique and expressive sculptures.

The piece is characterized by its textured surfaces, where rough and smooth areas interplay to create depth and complexity. This contrast evokes a sense of internal conflict and existential tension, reflecting the emotional and psychological struggles individuals face.

The use of bronze enhances the tactile quality of the sculpture, allowing light and shadow to interact dynamically across the surfaces. Azadi's attention to detail and powerful expression blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary conceptual art, making his work resonate profoundly with viewers.

about the artist

Hossein Azadi is an Iranian artist known for his bronze sculptures, which reflect a deep engagement with form, space, and narrative. His work often explores themes of constraint, struggle, and transformation, drawing from both personal and cultural narratives.

Azadi's sculptures are characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a powerful expression of the human condition, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary conceptual art.

His recent solo exhibitions, such as "Prison of the Soul" at Etemad Gallery, delve into themes of entrapment and liberation, revealing the tension between the material's rigidity and the fluidity of human experience​. 

Azadi's work has been exhibited both locally and internationally, including countries like China and the UK. His art has been featured in institutions such as the Power Long Museum in Shanghai and Asia House in London.

His sculptures often incorporate bold textures and forms that convey a sense of internal conflict and existential tension. Notable pieces include his mixed media sculptures like "RELAX" (2020) and "Your Lips Remained Sealed" (2023), which exemplify the complex emotional narratives he weaves into his work.

View this artist's collection of available artworks here 

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

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