b. 1992, Massachusetts, USA

Candidate for Master of Contemporary Art (MACA), Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, Estonia

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art, Media, and Technology, Parsons School of Design, Paris, France

Jacob Gabriel Weiner’s practice moves along the porous edges of identity — where memory unsettles form, and the body becomes a site of contested meaning. Drawing from the entanglements of place, perception, and cultural sediment, his work inhabits the unstable space between self and other — between intimacy and estrangement. He traces the manner in which technologies of mediation shape affective life, revealing how what lies beneath language continues to structure the visible and the felt. The gestures found in his work are archaeological — attuned to fragments, atmospheres, and the ephemeral textures of being. In these intervals, his work becomes less artifact than invocation: a way of listening for what resists capture, yet insists on presence.