Julianne Nash

About

American b. 1991  —  Julianne Nash is a New York City based photographer whose work contends with notions of sight and its inevitable decay, in relationship to the fallibility of digital media and our waining natural environment. By utilizing logarithmic computer vision, Julianne algorithmically stacks multiple images together in order to contend with the inherent tropes and indexicality in contemporary photography. At it’s core, all of Julianne’s work stems from deeply personal relationships and the loss of such. Julianne recently received her MFA in Photography from the School of Visual Arts, where was awarded the Assistantship Scholarship for two consecutive years, and the Alumni Scholarship in 2018. Her work has been widely exhibited throughout New York and Boston. Julianne's most recent exhibitions include L'art du Partage, Saint-Paul de Mausole in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (France) and in the Place Title Here exhibition at the Plaxall Gallery in New York. Julianne's work was recently published in Lyle Rexer's "The Critical Eye: Fifteen Photographs to Understand Photography" (intellect books).