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Dustin Yellin’s (@dustinyellin) practice layers time, myth, and memory into dense, sculptural paintings suspended in glass. Drawing from science fiction, natural history, and philosophy, Yellin collapses linear time into shimmering cross-sections of civilization—where past, present, and future coexist in a single frame.His latest exhibition, ‘If a bird’s nest is nature, what is a house?’, builds a time capsule of belief systems, biological forms, and speculative futures—asking what it means to be human in a universe without a fixed “now.”On view through August 1 at Almine Rech (@alminerech), TribecaInterview captured byJoshua Geyer (@joshuabgeyer) #art #artistView all 2,781 comments

Monday Inspiration ✨Artist: Dustin Yellin @dustinyellin Dustin Yellin describes his inventive sculptures as works of “frozen cinema.” He embeds streaks of paint and a riot of tiny images snipped from old magazines, art history books, encyclopedias, dictionaries, and found notebooks into sheets of laminated glass. The collage elements coalesce into intricate, shape-shifting narrative scenes, human figures, or isolated natural forms. Yellin’s sculptures can feel once contemporary and ancient, like fossilized organisms preserved in amber. (from editor) The post Weekly Inspiration: Dustin Yellin appeared first on The Weird Show.