Julia Scott Green is an artist based in Meanjin/Brisbane, Australia.
Green creates speculative image worlds from materials found and made ‘IRL’, which are then reconfigured in the non-place of digital software. Her work responds to the increasingly porous boundary between ‘fact’ and ‘fiction’; ‘organic’ and ‘synthetic’; ‘real’ and ‘virtual’ under hyper-mediated conditions. Formally trained in photography at the Queensland College of Art, her practice is couched in the history of imaging technologies and their role in shaping perception. Her images point to a larger story about the ubiquity of the ‘second’ virtual world and, at the same time, the re-enchantment of the first one.
You can contact her here or follow her on IG
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Green creates speculative image worlds from materials found and made ‘IRL’, which are then reconfigured in the non-place of digital software. Her work responds to the increasingly porous boundary between ‘fact’ and ‘fiction’; ‘organic’ and ‘synthetic’; ‘real’ and ‘virtual’ under hyper-mediated conditions. Formally trained in photography at the Queensland College of Art, her practice is couched in the history of imaging technologies and their role in shaping perception. Her images point to a larger story about the ubiquity of the ‘second’ virtual world and, at the same time, the re-enchantment of the first one.
You can contact her here or follow her on IG