Julia’s work is concerned with the viewers experience of a moment, the experience of natural environments focusing particularly on trees and woods. Due to the mass dissemination of images through the internet; it can be thought that a photograph is no longer unique. They are instead egalitarian, universally owned. Yet they are also flat photographs only viewed or shared through a screen. These flat pictures are what you get when you make an image search. They are
what you get when you are asked to view a fact or a supposed fact. Julia’s desire is to challenge this by exploring the space and recreating the environment, looking between sculpture and photography for answers, instead thinking about ways in which an image once again can be an object. Finding how one can bring back a photograph’s lost tactility through installation.