Psychogeographies: Sculptural Glass Collages by Dustin Yellin

“Psychogeographies” is an intriguing series of montages by artist Dustin Yellin that delves into the depths of our psyche through a cartographic perspective. This collection turns abstract concepts into tangible art through stunning glass collages that form human-like figures, each representing an intricate network of dreams, desires and connections.

Dustin’s sculptural pieces incorporate a variety of small items and collage elements layered between multiple sheets of glass, inviting viewers on a journey through the labyrinth of human consciousness. These dynamic allegories aim to visually intertwine our mental and physical worlds in a dance of continuous interaction. A notable theme in this series is the reference to the “Terracotta Army,” the ancient assemblage of clay soldiers crafted to accompany Emperor Qin Shi Huang into the afterlife. However, in “Psychogeographies,” Dustin encourages viewers to confront their own legion of innermost thoughts and feelings, as well as the collective consciousness that shapes our shared existence.

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