Reza Sedghi (b. 1993, Tehran) is a sculptor and 3D artist based in Turkey whose work explores morality, mythology, and the human condition. Drawing from classical aesthetics and historical archetypes, he reinterprets inherited ideals through contemporary questions of ambition, decay, and moral progress.
Beginning his career in animation, character art, and digital sculpture, Sedghi gradually moved toward fine art while continuing to work within advanced sculptural production. He currently contributes to large-scale sculptural projects and digital-to-stone fabrication.
His work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Florence Biennale XIV, where he received the Lorenzo Il Magnifico Special Commendation, and at NY ARTWALK in Times Square, curated by Jean-Michel Basquiat’s longtime collaborator, Al Diaz. His sculptures are held in the permanent collections of MEAM – European Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona and RFK Foundation Italia.