About 

Julia is a visual artist and an award-winning self-portrait photographer. Her work has received recognition from awards & publications such as Sony World Photography, PX3, The Julia Margaret Cameron Awards, Les Rencontres d’Arles and the BBC. Her work has been exhibited globally in places like England, France, China and Spain. 

With enchantment and childlike curiosity, Julia seeks to find deep connection and poetry within the complexities of an ever-changing inner and outer world and seeks to unveil a deeper beauty to what it means to be profoundly and divinely human.  

Julia currently resides in the magical forests of Fontainebleau, France. 🌳

Awards & Features 

2022 - 18th Julia Margaret Cameron Award- Honorable mention //Self portrait through women seen by women - Professional category 

2021- Sony World Photography Awards // Creative shortlist 'Becoming in Isolation' 

2020 - Gold award in 'Portraiture/Self-Portraiture // Prix de la Photographie Paris 

2020 -Creatives in Quarantine// GettyImages Grant recipient 

2020 - 'Portraits in Isolation' // Aesthetica Magazine June/July print edition

2020 - 'Becoming in Isolation' // The Eye of Photography

2020 - 'Dressing up in Isolation' // BBC 

2018 - 'press, copy' // LIGHT magazine Featured Photographer in print Fall 'Wisdom' issue 

2015- Finalist, Hong Kong's Best Emerging Photographers DRKRMS Media   

2013 - Finalist, The Royal Photographic Society International Print Exhibition


Talks

2015 - PechaKucha Hong Kong, 'Connecting Clicks' 



Exhibitions

2023 - Julia Margaret Cameron Award Exhibition - FotoNostrum, Barcelona, Spain

2021 - Open Walls Arles, Then & Now group exhibition -Galerie Huit Arles, Rencontres d'Arles, Arles, France  

2020 - Becoming in Isolation  for 'We Stay Home' group exhibit //Huangshan(Yixian) International Photography Exhibition, China 

2020 - Self-portrait for Deitta, Myanmar Deitta, Myanmar

2015 - Group Exhibition, DINE ART, Hong Kong, China 

2015 - SLIDELUCK HK II, The White Loft, Hong Kong, China 

2015 - Shining a light into the darkrooms of Hong Kong DRKRMS finalist exhibition, Soho189, Hong Kong, China 

2013/2014 - Village Youth, Royal Photographic Society Touring International Print Exhibition, U.K. 

2013 - Hong Kong Perspectives, Brickhouse, Hong Kong, China 

2012/2013 - It used to be, "IT IS WHAT IT WAS" Final Show, London College of Communication, London U.K. 



Location

Currently based in Fontainebleau, France.  

Available Worldwide


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