Forgotten Corners

Majid Haghighi’s Forgotten Corners draws its inspiration from the intricate and delicate geometry of Islamic architecture. As the name implies, the piece focuses on the often-overlooked elements of this architectural style, bringing these hidden details to the foreground. By magnifying these subtle aspects, the sculpture seeks to rekindle a deep appreciation for the richness, complexity and resilience of Islamic architecture. Meanwhile, the partially unfinished section of the sculpture symbolizes the emergence and rebirth from within the stone, suggesting the idea of something timeless being rediscovered and brought back to life, and highlighting deep-rooted cultural connections between past and present.