A green angular vehicle parks in front of a striking red brick building with boarded-up arched windows. A solitary figure stands nearby on the sidewalk under clear blue sky, with a fire hydrant and scattered objects visible in the composition.

Julie Blackmon

Cybertruck, 2025

archival pigment print

available in 26" x 33.5" (edition of 10), 36" x 47" (edition of 10), 44" x 57.6" (edition of 10)

Rendered in Blackmon’s inimitable style, Cybertruck is a work of uncanny contrasts—timely and timeless, familiar yet utterly strange. Set against a stark urban wall drenched in warm, late-day light, a green, futuristic Cybertruck sits parked with a “for sale” sign in the window—an almost absurd intrusion into an otherwise static scene. As in so much of Blackmon’s work, humor and menace coexist in a delicate balance, drawing the viewer into a moment that feels suspended in both meaning and time. The image whispers rather than shouts, inviting us to consider norms around politics, consumer culture, progress, and isolation without prescribing a message. Like her best work, Cybertruck is layered and elastic—its relevance deepening and shifting with the cultural landscape. - Haw Contemporary

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