Bio
Zach Weber (b. 1997, Chicago, IL) is an artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Weber’s practice investigates the contradictions between how we see objects and how we relate to them. By reinterpreting found objects, he creates visual dialogues that question the systems embedded within political and social contexts. His work reveals the tension between how things appear and what they signify, inviting viewers to confront layered narratives of material and power. His sculptural and installation works hinge on form and freedom as communicative forces, exploring how shape informs perception and defines spatial experience. Weber holds his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is currently pursuing his MFA in Sculpture at Pratt Institute. He has shown his work in institutions such as The Art Center of Highland Park, University of Indiana, and has been featured in Luxe Magazine, and New City.