Weber considers life’s distressing events that are stored and remembered creating works that have kaleidoscopic imagery, collage-like compositions, and impossible perspectives. She has confronted the intersections of agriculture and mental health, and more recently rumination on the ways Queer people navigate perceived heteronormativity, as well as projects featuring the voices of Queer people living and working in rural spaces. She has shown her work locally at the LUX Art Center, ProjectProject, and the Fred Simon Gallery.  She received an Individual Artist Fellowship from the Nebraska Arts Council.  She is an Arts Educator at Lincoln High School.  Her BFA degree is from the University of Montana.