Art That Breathes
Julia is a contemporary artist whose work is rooted in stillness, intuition, and the quiet power of nature. Her abstract paintings—often inspired by earth tones, botanical textures, and feminine symbolism—invite viewers to reconnect with themselves and the natural world.
Guided by the mantra “I am more than that,” Julia’s art explores the emotional landscapes that live beneath the surface. Each piece is a meditation on growth, healing, and the sacred relationship between woman and earth.
Working primarily with a palette created from colours observed in nature and organic forms, Julia creates nature-inspired art that feels both grounded and ethereal. Her signature style blends abstract expressionism with spiritual depth, resulting in paintings that breathe with life and meaning.
Based in South Australia, Julia’s studio practice is a ritual of reconnection. She believes that art is not just visual—it’s visceral. A way to return to soul. Her work has resonated with collectors seeking emotional resonance, environmental themes, and feminine energy in contemporary art.
Whether through her latest piece Mother Nature or her evolving body of work, Julia invites you to pause, feel, and remember:
You are more than that.
Julia studied at the Central School of Arts in Adelaide and the Milan Art Institute, refining her craft while remaining fiercely committed to emotional authenticity. Her work has been exhibited in galleries across New York, Melbourne, and the Gold Coast, and is held in private and corporate collections both in Australia and internationally.
Her art has also made its mark in popular culture, featured in a Hollywood film, television series, and prestigious publications including Grand Designs Australia and Home Design. Each piece she creates is a stand to be seen—not for the roles she fulfils, but for the truth she expresses.
Education, Exhibitions & Press:
* Grand Designs Australia Magazine
* The Block TV Series, Australia
* Home Designs Magazine
* Fiercely Feminine Exhibition, ALA Gallery Gold Coast & Melbourne
* Times Square Digital Exhibition, New York
* Less is More: Minimalism in Contemporary Art Exhibition, ALA Gallery Melbourne
* Bold Exhibition, Art Lovers Australia Gallery, Melbourne
* Bluethumb Gallery, Hyde Park
* Artist Talk Magazine, UK
* Adelaide Central School of Art
* Milan Art Institute