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Artist

Julia Dietz




My early visual language was shaped through the surreal and the sensual:
I combined images from porn and high-end interiors into strange, sexual dreamscapes.
The result was a kind of ornamental eroticism — patterns and bodies melting into each other, desire framed in form.

I call myself a surrealistic mixed media artist, or accepted that title, just because I don’t know a better term to define what I do. In my perception there is a social aspect in my work also that cannot be denied. Also the connecting part of it, through my travels, the different languages, the abundance in different financial, social and cultural frames in which the people I get to meet move and define themselves through, makes me a sort of a traveller between Worlds, always trying to find the connection point, the similarities in which love and understanding are the easiest to flow and always of course, weaving all of this differences and similarities into a bigger picture and finding connections in color and form and material in my artwork.

As time goes by, the need for this exchange with the world grows, but also the need for peace and quiet and integration time in nature with trusted ones and soulmates. And to extend this conversation within myself in my artwork.

I hope you enjoy my website and please feel free to contact me for any further information.

Julia

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