Mohammad-Hossein Emad (b. 1957, Arak, Iran) is one of the most distinguished contemporary Iranian sculptors.

Emad attractively and imaginatively materializes his poetic and abstract vision towards existence through unique sculptures and invites his audience to get connected with his personal world and observations through his artwork. His choice of material, the spatial forms he innovatively creates, and the way he places them in space all together form his visual and conceptual language.

By laying emphasis on void and the complementary connection between lightness and solidity, Emad aesthetically portrays the driving force of nature: the opposite ends of a cycle and the interconnection between contrary forces: empty and full, light and weighty, dark and light, fire and water, high and low, day and night.

Living and working in Tehran, Iran, Mohammad-Hossein Emad’s work has been featured in numerous solo exhibitions, group shows, and international art fairs. Several of his sculptures have been installed in public spaces in Tehran and other cities of Iran, and his work has been collected by esteemed public and private international collections.