Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
At Parochialkirche in Berlin, Slater Bradley presents his latest exhibition, 'Dragonslayer.' Curated by Almut Hüfler, the show includes an eight-meter-wide, walk-in labyrinth made of 1,200 kg of honey calcite and chevron amethyst crystals, alongside pieces from the ‘Royal Star Shields’ series, which reference both major star constellations and historic pilgrimage sites.
New compositions by Dustin O'Halloran expand the work into a transformative experiential space of light, sacred geometry and sound, while Sunday glockenspiel concerts with Anna Kasprzcka allow ‘Dragonslayer’ to radiate acoustically into the city. The exhibition stays open through August 10, 2025.
In this exhibition video, the artist discusses the works on view, the significance of the church as a venue, and the intention for his works to function as energetic sources.
Video by MONA productions │ Produced by Monica Salazar │ Filmed and Edited by Peter Cairns
At Parochialkirche in Berlin, Slater Bradley presents his latest exhibition, 'Dragonslayer.' Curated by Almut Hüfler, the show includes an eight-meter-wide, walk-in labyrinth made of 1,200 kg of honey calcite and chevron amethyst crystals, alongside pieces from the ‘Royal Star Shields’ series, which reference both major star constellations and historic pilgrimage sites.
New compositions by Dustin O'Halloran expand the work into a transformative experiential space of light, sacred geometry and sound, while Sunday glockenspiel concerts with Anna Kasprzcka allow ‘Dragonslayer’ to radiate acoustically into the city. The exhibition stays open through August 10, 2025.
In this exhibition video, the artist discusses the works on view, the significance of the church as a venue, and the intention for his works to function as energetic sources.
Video by MONA productions │ Produced by Monica Salazar │ Filmed and Edited by Peter Cairns
