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Collection Hepburn

A Brief Sampling Of My Body Of Work

I'll Love You Forever

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Death of Red Hen

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Julia's Murder



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Miss Charlotte Moves In




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City Birds


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Trickster Changes His Mind

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What's Coming







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Who Killed Cock Robin


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And Everyhing On Earth Was As It Should Be

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Okay, Ready

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Creation Myth


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Whatever Happened to Corduroy (Album Cover)


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Bird Walking Bird

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Leisure Cat

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Fausta

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My Life as a Fish (Lantern Series)



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Check Up (Lantern Series)


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Here's Trouble (Lantern Series)



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The Dunce (Cabinet Series)




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Flying Fish (Cabinet Series)




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The Factory (Cabinet Series)



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Box Series




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Do I Embarrass You?


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Self Portrait

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Falling Apples

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Julia Hepburn
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
In my work, I attempt to reclaim the innocence and curiosity of childhood.

Each compartmentalized piece displays a single scene with virtually no context. Viewers are encouraged to use their imaginations in order to develop a narrative explaining the scene.

The use of small, doll-sized scenes, not only draws people in physically, but also makes the darker imagery less threatening, permitting the viewer to assign a wide range of moods to the work depending on their personal interpretation.

The unnatural size also allows viewers to feel as though they are looking at a world completely separate from their own, where the rules that govern their own lives do not necessarily apply.

Many of the works emphasize our relationship with the natural world; something that, much like innocence, I believe is lost as we grow older. This connection to the natural world is most clearly illustrated in my paintings.

The works reflect my desire to re-insert myself into the natural order and often exhibit my tendency to assign human personalities to animals.

CONTACT:
Juliahepburn@hotmail.com
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