Dustin Yellin's exhibition at Almine Rech showcases five new glass-layered sculptures and three paintings, marking his return to this medium after twenty years. The installation is characterized by a dense yet quiet presence in the gallery. The centerpiece, 'The Consequential Nature of the Simultaneous,' presents a juxtaposition of alien astronauts and an Etruscan ceremony, reflecting a blend of scientific imagination and ancient practices. Yellin's layered glass technique allows for a dynamic visual experience, symbolizing the artist's continual exploration of memory, cultural intersections, and the nature of time.
Dustin Yellin's exhibition features five new glass-layered sculptures and a trio of paintings, presenting a quiet density across the gallery space of Almine Rech.
The centerpiece, 'The Consequential Nature of the Simultaneous,' displays a mirrored tableau merging alien astronauts and an imagined Etruscan ceremony, bridging culture and science.
Yellin's layered glass sculptures function as vertical timelines, allowing viewers to experience different compositions based on viewing angles, embodying themes of memory, collapse, and continuity.
Described as an 'architectural container for converging belief systems,' Yellin's work encourages exploration of cultural ruins, scientific modernity, and imaginative futures.
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