Christine Baczek continues to experiment with chemical photography as a medium while she works a day job as Collections Photographer and Digital Media Producer for the Utah Museum of Fine Arts at the University of Utah. In January of 2012 she premiered three new bodies of work at Nox Contemporary and is currently preparing for an exhibition at Panopticon Gallery in Boston. Her artist-in-residence at the U’s Rio Mesa Center in southern Utah, was part of an article in the December 2012 edition of 15 Bytes. Her lightboxes, pictured here, are an example of her works’ focus on the object. She says, “I’ve realized that the work is becoming more and more about the object. Everything continues to have a conceptual base but the aesthetic and material qualities of the resulting objects is the most important aspect for me.”