Modular Mythologies

Tim Kastelijns

K. Rawald

Bret Slater

Modular Mythologies explores the intersecting narratives and dynamic forms characterizing contemporary art practices. By engaging with mythological constructs, the exhibition presents works that challenge and redefine traditional perceptions. Curated by Danielle Paterson, this exhibition brings together a diverse range of artistic voices, offering a fresh perspective on myth-making in the modern age.

Bret Slater is a New York based artist. His practice is driven by a deep sensitivity to form, often inspired by the design and construction of architecture, automobiles, machinery, and improvised or makeshift structures. Born in the Bronx, Bret received his BFA from Purchase College and MFA from SMU in Dallas, Texas.

K Rawald is a multidisciplinary artist working within the realms of installation, hand-built ceramics, steelwork, glass, light, drawing, film, poetry and performance. Born in New York and raised between Tokyo, Frankfurt and London, K Rawald received their MFA from Pratt Institute and BFA from NYU.

Tim Kastelijins is an artist from the Netherlands, based in New York. His work combines digital fabrication and electronic technologies with sculptural aesthetics and installation. In his work he investigates recollections of digital realms as it informs and controls physical lives. Tim received his MFA from Pratt Institute.