Julia's practice is guided by intuition and presence. She approaches art as a way of sensing rather than describing — responding to moments, emotions, and energies as they arise. She works intuitively, allowing each piece to emerge through gesture, rhythm, and colour.

‘Abstraction offers a space where feeling can exist without explanation. The work unfolds slowly, through layering, movement, and material presence. The act of making becomes a way of listening — to the work, to the body, and to the divine energies that inform my work. I am interested in creating spaces that invite moments of reflection and inspiration. Offering viewers an encounter that is felt rather than understood, and a moment to reconnect with their own inner landscape.’