SCULPTURAL
OBJECTS
that exist between
UTILITY and ART
Jonathan Mergele is a Brooklyn-based artist and designer whose work explores the intersection of architecture, ornament, and material memory. Drawing inspiration from Romanesque and Gothic ironwork, historical artifacts, and architectural fragments, he creates sculptural objects that exist between utility and art. Working primarily in cast bronze, Mergele is interested in creating forms that feel contemporary yet carry a sense of history, preserving traces of the hand and the passage of time within each object.