For his fourth solo exhibition at Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York, David Altmejd hypnotizes visitors with large-scale monumental installations stretching across three exhibition spaces.

At the show’s core is “The Flux and the Puddle’”, an intricately layered slice of another world that fills the gallery’s first room.

Seemingly infinite layers of matter are contained within the translucent, reflective and stacked structure, housing various information and media used throughout the artist’s oveure such as werewolves, plaster figures, bird men, heads, smashed mirrored panels, and explosions of resin fruit.

Via designboom.