Molood Akkaf
In confronting reality, I wander among nets—searching, through touch and repetition, for roots within loss.
Fragility as a form of presence.
My practice transforms textile into sculptural presence. Working with lace, net fabric, and embroidery, I cast fragile domestic materials in resin.
Read the artist statementThree stories. One universe.
From translucent lace to pigment, embroidery and daily rituals — each series follows the material into meaning.
Each stitch holds a trace.
In her work, fabric and embroidery are not merely tools. Through repetition and an accumulation of material, the work takes shape as a record of embodied experience.
Meet the artistExhibitions & selected history
Molood Akkaf
Molood Akkaf (b. 1988, Isfahan, Iran) is a visual artist working across sculpture, painting, and textile-based mixed media. Her practice explores feminine identity, material memory, and domestic labor through resin-cast lace, embroidery, and layered surfaces.