THERESA WEBER currently lives and works in Berlin.

Working across material collage, textile installation, and collaborative performance, WEBER interrogates power structures and challenges fixed systems of categorisation. Drawing on her Jamaican, German, and Greek heritage, her practice often engages with Caribbean discourse, ancient mythologies, and historical research. Through contemporary body-markings and archival strategies, she explores how traditions are never static but always in flux transformed, reinterpreted, and reimagined. Moving within the tension between transparency and opacity, Weber creates spaces where fragility becomes a source of resilience and nuance becomes a form of strength. 

WEBER studied at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf and the Royal College of Art in London. Recently, her work was exhibited at Perrotin Paris, Nicoletti in London,Museum Nikolaikirche Berlin, and the Suermondt-Ludwig Museum Aachen. She was included in New Contemporaries (2022), followed by her first public commission at Somerset House, London (2023), her first museum solo exhibition at Kunstmuseum Bochum, and a Tate Collective commission. She has received multiple awards and fellowships, and has exhibited internationally at institutions including Gropius Bau, Berlin; Ludwig Forum,Aachen; South London Gallery; and Saatchi Gallery, London.