Sites of Erosion : Exhibition by Julianna Martin ’26

Sites of Erosion is a solo exhibition of recent work by Julianna Martin ’26, a Practice of Art major in the Department of Art and Archaeology. Through experimental analog methods including mordançage, Polaroid emulsion lifts, and large-format silver gelatin prints, Martin explores themes of place, aging, and decay. The exhibition features a large-scale video projection of floating Polaroid emulsions, photographs of industrial sites and bodies, and landscapes from the Sierra Nevada region. Martin’s process-based approach emphasizes the materiality and slowness of photography, unraveling the medium’s layers to reveal the photograph as a physical, dimensional object. Her work creates a tension between experimental photographic processes and images that capture the body and landscape in states of transformation and flux. Learn more about the exhibition in an interview with Julianna. Exhibition Photos Sites of Erosion, an exhibition of works by Julianna Martin ’26 on view in the Hurley Gallery from April 13-24. Photo by Jon Sweeney Sites of Erosion, an exhibition of works by Julianna Martin ’26 on view in the Hurley Gallery from April 13-24. Photo by Jon Sweeney Sites of Erosion, an exhibition of works by Julianna Martin ’26 on view in the Hurley Gallery from April 13-24. Photo by Jon Sweeney Sites of Erosion, an exhibition of works by Julianna Martin ’26 on view in the Hurley Gallery from April 13-24. Photo by Jon Sweeney Prev Next Admission & Details The exhibition is free and open to the public. Gallery Hours Open April 13 through 24. Hurley Gallery is open daily, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. Directions Get directions to the Hurley Gallery, located on the mezzanine level of the Lewis Arts complex. On weekends, enter the Lewis Arts complex through the main Forum level entry doors located across from the Princeton NJ Transit Station/Wawa. All other entry doors are locked on weekends. Accessibility The Hurley Gallery is an accessible venue. The best accessible…