Juliana's Project Statement: I have begun a new artistic investigation incorporating my interest for objects of the past with
a need to redefine my relationship to tradition. I have taken to objects that begin to
interrelate through various characteristics with these, I have decided to reproduce or reinvent
the practice of using a delicate doily to cover and protect a heavy, strong surface.
a need to redefine my relationship to tradition. I have taken to objects that begin to
interrelate through various characteristics with these, I have decided to reproduce or reinvent
the practice of using a delicate doily to cover and protect a heavy, strong surface.
Doilies
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Petrology
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Building A Rock: Ceramic Process
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Juliana Rojas Toledo is an artist born in Bogotá, Colombia. Formally educated as a
photographer, her work focuses on family and personal narratives. Juliana creates and
performs images and moments through a variety of media. Between memories and
anecdotes of childhood, she creates conversations about identity and memory, popular
traditions, symbols and color as a representation of a moment lived or not lived. Juliana
started doing photos at home, without any intention of selling them, inspired by the vintage
aesthetic of food advertising. The images were composed from a child's mindset, relating
objects with words or other symbols that have no formal relationship to each other.
photographer, her work focuses on family and personal narratives. Juliana creates and
performs images and moments through a variety of media. Between memories and
anecdotes of childhood, she creates conversations about identity and memory, popular
traditions, symbols and color as a representation of a moment lived or not lived. Juliana
started doing photos at home, without any intention of selling them, inspired by the vintage
aesthetic of food advertising. The images were composed from a child's mindset, relating
objects with words or other symbols that have no formal relationship to each other.
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