julia hepburn

I Will, You'll See

Reasonable Sadness

A Mother's Fate

Even Cats Have Dreams

My Brother's House

Good Lovelies Album Cover, Let The Rain Fall

Slow Down, Lean In

Thine Eyes Are As Doves

And Now You Know

He Was A Good Friend

A Fine Day

I Want To Go Home

A Day At The Coast

Be Home For Dinner

I Have Kids To Feed

Lifetime

That Looks Delicious

Hollow Bones

I Can Save You

Mourning Widow

I Wish I Was a Stallion

A Sedentary Lifestyle Can Kill You

Sometimes Seagulls Don't Beg

I'll Love You Forever

Death of Red Hen

Julia's Murder

Miss Charlotte Moves In

City Birds

Trickster Changes His Mind

What's Coming

Who Killed Cock Robin

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Julia Hepburn

: 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.

-Julia Hepburn, Toronto, ON, Canada

CONTACT: julia_hepburn@hotmail.com

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