About Juliette
My work explores destruction and renewal from the ground up. I consider cycles, decay, and growth, on the earth and in the sky.
Lichens
The Lichen Paintings explore a slow-growing population of small, often overlooked natural forms. These pieces take months and sometimes years to complete. An experience of measured time and growth runs throughout the work, inviting you into a quiet space where the exquisite natural world is not a blurry periphery, but instead, front and center.
Black Eyed Susans
Cartographesque
Many Moons
My motivation to interact with the moon is no different than anyone else’s – this glowy, ever-present orb floating in our night sky holds us all, conscious and unconscious. Human rituals surround cyclical lunar appearances and I have created my own ritual in hopes of capturing this unearthly light. It’s difficult to secure in a straight photo, so I make my camera dance -- grabbing a squiggle, a cursive letter or two, or a shape. Iridescent lunar ink burns into the velvety black indigo of a memory card. I think it looks like moonlight.
Lunar
These paintings, in oil and ink and casein on wooden panels, present captured moments of our glowy moon dancing in the night sky and dancing with multiple versions of itself. With paint.