Sculpture Gallery
A Collective Exploration of Form, Texture, and Expression
This gallery brings together contemporary sculptures by multiple artists, each offering a distinct approach to form, material, and imagination. From abstract works to figurative pieces, the collection explores how sculpture can shape space, evoke emotion, and tell stories.
Through differences in scale, texture, and meaning, these works reflect the richness of contemporary sculptural practice and invite visitors to experience three-dimensional art from multiple perspectives.
Featured Sculptors
Soheyla Rashidyan
Founder and Executive Director of MOCVA, Soheyla creates ceramic and mixed-media sculptures that explore memory, identity, migration, and place.
Pouran Borders
Dallas-based multidisciplinary visual artist whose sculpture, painting, and mixed media explore transformation, memory, and the traces of time.
Lorand Fekete
Born in Transylvania in 1930, Lorand Fekete immigrated to Dallas in 1966, where he pursued a lifelong artistic practice.
Soheyla Rashidyan | Sculptor
Soheyla Rashidyan is an artist and sculptor whose work explores memory, identity, migration, and the emotional connections between people, objects, and place.
Working primarily in ceramic and mixed media, her sculptures often combine organic forms, symbolic imagery, and personal narratives. Many of her works grow from lived experience and transform memory into tactile, three-dimensional form.
Rashidyan is also the Founder and Executive Director of the Museum of Contemporary Visual Art (MOCVA), where she continues her commitment to artists, visual storytelling, and community engagement.
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Pouran Borders | Sculptor
Pouran Borders is a Dallas-based multidisciplinary visual artist who holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of North Texas.
Her practice includes painting, mixed media, monoprint, and sculpture. Her abstract and conceptual works explore urban and industrial landscapes, transformation, memory, and the delicate balance between order and destruction.
Through layered textures and a refined material language, she investigates the traces of time—both personal and collective—creating visual narratives that resonate between place, identity, and change.
Her work has been exhibited in Dallas and internationally, including London and France. Her solo exhibition, Apocalypse, was presented at Haley-Henman Gallery in Dallas.
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Lorand Fekete | Sculptor
Lorand Fekete was born in 1930 in Nagyvarad, Transylvania, then part of Hungary. After immigrating to Dallas, Texas, with his wife in 1966, he continued a lifelong exploration of art and artistic expression. His work spanned a wide range of media, including bronze and welded steel sculpture, ceramics, repoussé, wood carving, batik, linoleum carving, and drawing. His practice reflects a deep curiosity about materials, form, and the human figure.
Pomona — Goddess of Gardens and Fruit
Artist: Lorand Fekete
Medium: Bronze
Year: 1999
Dimensions: 29.75 × 59.5 × 37.5 in.
Collection: Donated to MOCVA in February 2018.
About the Work
Pomona draws on the Roman goddess of gardens, fruit, and cultivation. In Fekete’s bronze sculpture, the figure is presented in a quiet, reflective moment rather than a dramatic one. The fruit in her hand becomes a symbol of contemplation, growth, and connection to the earth. The work evokes the balance between constancy and change, and the patient, rooted nature of love and renewal.
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A Collective Exploration of Form, Texture, and Expression
This gallery showcases a diverse collection of contemporary sculptures by multiple artists, each offering a unique voice through form, material, and imagination. From abstract compositions to figurative works, these pieces invite reflection on the ways sculpture can shape space, spark emotion, and tell stories.
By bringing together works from different creative minds, the Sculpture Gallery highlights the richness of artistic interpretation and the evolving role of sculpture in today’s visual culture. Visitors are encouraged to explore how each artist engages with scale, texture, and meaning — contributing to a shared conversation through three-dimensional form.
Whether bold or subtle, playful or profound, each piece invites a deeper connection with the materials and ideas that shape our world.
Visit The Magic of Form and Design at the Sculpture Gallery
A world of artistry and inspiration at The Magic of Form and Design at the Sculpture Gallery. Experience the extraordinary fusion of creativity and craftsmanship as you explore our stunning collection of sculptures. From classic to contemporary, each piece tells its own unique story, offering a visual feast that will captivate your imagination. Don’t miss the chance to witness the power of form and design in an environment that celebrates artistic expression. Visit us today and immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder of sculpture!

























