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Julie Weber: re|process

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Distorted polaroid of a kitchen in black and white.

Image #1 YC in B&W (interiors)
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 14 x 11 inches

Black and white photos layered on top of each other, distortred in some places, completely covered in others. The bottom half of a group of people can be seen at the bottom of the image.

Image #2 YMC in B&W (portraits
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 14 x 11 inches

Black and white landscape polaroid. Image is folded, distorted, and solid white in some places.

Image #3 CYM in B&W (nature)
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 14 x 11 inches

Transparent blue and yellow shapes overlap to form a large green shape. Shadows of photographs can be seen in the background.

Image #4 in CY (portraits)
2019, archival pigment print, 24 x 18 inches

Transparent red and yellow shapes overlap the shadow of a portrait photograph.

Image #5 in YM (portraits)
2019, archival pigment print, 24 x 18 inches

Transparent red and yellow shapes overlap the shadow of a photograph.

Image #6 in MC (interiors)
2019, archival pigment print, 24 x 18 inches

Grayscale image of cut up photos and photo negatives layered over one another.

Full Bleed #1 in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 20 x 16 inches

Cyan, magenta, and yellow lines, some intersecting in triangle shapes.

Offcuts #1 in CMY
2019, archival pigment print, 46 x 36 inches

White and gray lines on a black background, some intersecting in triangle shapes.

Offcuts #1 in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 14 x 11 inches

Cyan, magenta, and yellow lines, some intersecting in triangle shapes.

Offcuts #2 in CMY
2019, archival pigment print, 46 x 36 inches

White and gray lines on a black background, some intersecting in triangle shapes.

Offcuts #2 in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 14 x 11 inches

yan, magenta, and yellow lines, some intersecting in triangle shapes.

Offcuts #3 in CMY
2019, archival pigment print,46 x 36 inches</p>

White and gray lines on a black background, some intersecting in triangle shapes.

Offcuts #3 in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 14 x 11 inches

Photographic negatives cut up and arranged in strips on a black background.

Ribbons #1 in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 20 x 16 inches

Photographic negatives cut up and arranged in strips on a black background.

Ribbons #2 in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 20 x 16 inches

Photographic negatives cut up and arranged in strips on a black background.

Ribbons #3 in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 20 x 16 inches

Cyan tinted photographic negatives cut up and arranged in strips.

Transparence #1 in C
2019, dye-sublimation printer ribbon sheets, 20 x 16 inches

Magenta tinted photographic negatives cut up and arranged in strips.

Transparence #2 in M
2019, dye-sublimation printer ribbon sheets, 20 x 16 inches

Yellow tinted photographic negatives cut up and arranged in strips.

Transparence #3 in Y
2019, dye-sublimation printer ribbon sheets, 20 x 16 inches

Previous images in this gallery are displayed on walls and a table in an art gallery.

Installation view of re|process
019, The Alice Wilds, Milwaukee, WI, Image credit: Tyler Jones

Previous images in this gallery are displayed on walls and a table in an art gallery.

Installation view of re|process
2019, The Alice Wilds, Milwaukee, WI, Image credit: Tyler Jones

Cut up photographs in black and white arranged like rows of bricks.

Study #1 CMY in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 20 x 16 inches

Cut up photographs in black and white in vertical stripes.

Study #2 CMY in B&W
2019, gelatin silver photogram, 20 x 16 inches

Six images from the book Remnants, which features more of Julie Weber's art similar to what is displayed in this exhibition.

REMNANTS
2017, limited-run artist book, published by Skylark Editions

Cover image of Remnants by Julie Weber.

REMNANTS
2017, limited-run artist book, published by Skylark Editions

Artist Interview

About the Artist

Julie Weber creates images that blur the line between photographic process and subject matter. Her abstract formalist work is part image and part object, thereby expanding our definition of “photograph.” Weber is a Chicago-based artist and educator. Her work has been exhibited internationally and widely published. julielweber.com

Last Updated: 11/20/24