Julia Scott Green is a visual artist and educator based in Meanjin (Brisbane), Australia. She studied photographic art practice at the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, graduating with Honours in 2012. Green is a founding member of QLD based artist run initiative, VERGE Collective, and works in both academic and professional roles within the tertiary sector.
Green’s practice responds to the evolution of imaging technologies and their role in creating the ‘second’ virtual world. Taking cues from magic tricks and altered-states of consciousness, Green conjures the spooky vitality of cameras and code to transform earthly forms into pictorial speculations.
In doing so, her work riffs off the increasingly porous boundary between ‘fact’ and ‘fiction’; ‘organic’ and ‘synthetic’; ‘real’ and ‘virtual’ under hypermediated conditions. To this end, Green points to a larger story about the contemporary ubiquity of machines and the accelerating verisimilitude of the digital environment.
You can contact her here or follow her on IG
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Green’s practice responds to the evolution of imaging technologies and their role in creating the ‘second’ virtual world. Taking cues from magic tricks and altered-states of consciousness, Green conjures the spooky vitality of cameras and code to transform earthly forms into pictorial speculations.
In doing so, her work riffs off the increasingly porous boundary between ‘fact’ and ‘fiction’; ‘organic’ and ‘synthetic’; ‘real’ and ‘virtual’ under hypermediated conditions. To this end, Green points to a larger story about the contemporary ubiquity of machines and the accelerating verisimilitude of the digital environment.
You can contact her here or follow her on IG