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Christine Treibert
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Photographer Christine Triebert’s work has evolved from traditional landscape prints made in the darkroom to abstract and still life imagery, personal narrative, handmade processes combining analog and digital imaging, and mixed media collaboration. This retrospective presents 18 different bodies of Triebert’s work showing the range of the artist’s evolution over 31 years in Vermont.
“My photography spans over 3 decades, from traditional black and white darkroom work to digital imaging, mixed media, and alternative printing substrates. Each new body of work fosters custom techniques developed expressly for that series, from camera-less paper negatives exposed in the darkroom, to large scale portraits printed on aluminum, to still life photographs transferred to painted fabric. My goal in photo-artmaking is to create unique, personal and compelling imagery, where the qualities inherent in the process are intrinsic to the concept of the work.” ~Christine Triebert
