Thunder Rite, 2011 - Dustin Yellin
About the Work
About Thunder Rite
Thunder Rite is an exclusive print created by Dustin Yellin to benefit LIVESTRONG. The work is a two-dimensional rendering based in Yellin's famous sculptural practice, which involves layering multiple glass slides over one another to create three-dimensional illusions of ...Read More
Thunder Rite is an exclusive print created by Dustin Yellin to benefit LIVESTRONG. The work is a two-dimensional rendering based in Yellin's famous sculptural practice, which involves layering multiple glass slides over one another to create three-dimensional illusions of space with collage, acrylic, and ink. Dark and foreboding, the print is a detail derived from Yellin's Cloud series.
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About the Artist
About Dustin Yellin
Best known for his unique artistic practice that is part drawing, part sculpture, Dustin Yellin renders images on multiple sheets of resin or glass using ...Read More
Best known for his unique artistic practice that is part drawing, part sculpture, Dustin Yellin renders images on multiple sheets of resin or glass using ink, acrylic, and collage. He then layers these slides one onto the other to create an illusion of three-dimensional objects or landscapes trapped in space. Though the "objects" seem tangible, the image disappears or distorts depending on the viewer's position, creating an ephemeral, otherworldly effect.
Yellin is currently completing a 24,000-pound triptych inspired by Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights. The triptych depicts a narrative of life and the afterlife populated by tiny mythological subjects and overpowering divinities. Each 30 inch-thick panel has two faces, a formal schism that is mimicked conceptually: one side of the work displays a representational world while the other is constituted by a white mesh representing the loose underpinnings of reality. These two realms also suggest the dialectical relationship between reality and art, the latter holding up a distorted, though prescient, mirror to the former.Read Less
Yellin is currently completing a 24,000-pound triptych inspired by Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights. The triptych depicts a narrative of life and the afterlife populated by tiny mythological subjects and overpowering divinities. Each 30 inch-thick panel has two faces, a formal schism that is mimicked conceptually: one side of the work displays a representational world while the other is constituted by a white mesh representing the loose underpinnings of reality. These two realms also suggest the dialectical relationship between reality and art, the latter holding up a distorted, though prescient, mirror to the former.Read Less
Description
Print made with archival pigments on fine art rag paper with matte finish.Authentication
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity and an artist signed label on verso.Dimensions
This print contains a border as dictated by the artist to allow for framing and the quoted dimensions are for the paper size and not the printed size of the image itself.Shipping
Unframed works ship in 7-10 business days. Framed works ship in 10-14 business days.ARTSPACE ADVISOR
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