Justine Neuberger (b. 1993) lives and works in New York, NY.

Neuberger’s paintings offer us a look at indeterminate social encounters, buttressed by fragmentary architecture and surreal landscapes. Deeply influenced by Renaissance masters and lesser-known figures of American folklore and vernacular traditions, Neuberger often portrays nature as a kind of destabilized arabesque, situated curiously between the landscape, the picture plane, and indeterminate register.

She received her BA in Studio Art and Art History at Oberlin College in 2015 and her MA in TESOL in 2019.

Recent solo exhibitions include: Static from the Angelic Waveband, Hales Gallery, New York 2024; Riddles for Storytellers, Clima, Milan, IT 2023; Blue Paintings, 15 Orient, New York  2022; Firmament of Time, Clima, Milan, 2021; The Green World, 15 Orient, New York, 2019.

Neuberger’s work has been featured in numerous recent group exhibitions including: Portego, curated by Chiara Mannarino, at Barbati Gallery, Venice (2025); Emotional Intelligence II, Polina Berlin Gallery, New York, NY; Dominant Traits, The Brownstone, New York, NY (2024);  Tante Care Cose, Clima, Milan; True Love sometimes requires a little lying, curated by Cooper Brovenick, 86 Walker, New York, NY; Short-term pleasure, Long-term pain, Public Gallery, London, UK (2023); Le Biscuit a Soupe, High Art, Arles; a somewhat thin line, In Lieu, Los Angeles; Apple in the Dark, Harkawik, New York; Emotional Intelligence, Polina Berlin Gallery, New York (2022); Visual Unpredictability, Patrick Parrish Gallery, New York; Uno, Nessuno, Centomila at Pallazo Capris, Turin; The Frog Show, Real Pain, New York; Free Fall, Shoot the Lobster, Los Angeles (2021); Monster, curated by Liam Considine, Svetlana, New York; Night Shift, 17 Essex Gallery, New York (2020).