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Juliet, originally from Ukraine, has spent the past eight years honing her skills in design and art direction. Her journey has taken her to various corners of the world, where she has been fortunate to work with organizations such as National Geographic, BMW, and Sennheiser. Over the past two years in London, she has embraced new creative challenges, exploring cinematography and fine arts while continuing her education at institutions like UCLA and UAL. Her path is one of growth, curiosity, and a deep love for creative expression.
I strive to create work that bridges the abstract and the expressive, reflecting themes that are both deeply personal and universally relevant. My art often touches on topics like feminism, politics, and the complexities of human relationships—subjects that inspire and challenge me. Through my work, I hope to encourage reflection and foster connections, while remaining a student of art and life.
Juliet's work is shaped by her personal experiences and an ongoing dialogue with the world around her. She draws inspiration from themes like feminism, political issues, and the nuances of human relationships. Her approach combines abstract and expressive styles, aiming to create pieces that resonate with viewers on a thoughtful, emotional level. For Juliet, each artwork is part of a journey of learning and self-discovery, shared with those who encounter her creations.
Creative Collaborations: Worked with organizations like National Geographic, BMW, and Sennheiser.
Award Recognition:Winner of GOLD at the WBDS In-House Design Awards 2024/25 for the project "Brand Design for Ben" in the Identity: Brand Redesign category.
Education & Growth: Pursued further studies in cinematography and fine arts at UCLA and UAL.
Exhibitions:
April 12, London – Boomer Gallery
May 10, London – The Holy Art Gallery
May 28, London – Espacio Gallery
August 28, New York – SupArt Gallery
November 15, New York – Vibrance Gallery
December 6, London – Lighthouse Gallery
January 30, Paris – Historical Gallery of Palais Royal.
Portfolio
"Fragments of Emotion" is a bold exploration of human experiences through abstract expressionism. Each piece delves into themes of resilience, chaos, and transformation, using dynamic contrasts and layered textures to evoke raw emotion. Vibrant colors punctuate darker tones, symbolizing hope and passion amidst uncertainty. The collection balances spontaneity with structure, inviting viewers to reflect on their own emotional landscapes while connecting with the artist's journey of discovery and growth.
Contact Info
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Emailjulietfaldin@gmail.com
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