Julie Beauchemin

Known to the artistic community for the past twenty years as an actress, voice actress, storyteller, Julie Beauchemin's career clearly reflects her approach to the visual arts, Naturally, she tries to tell stories through his images. Originally from Canton de l'Est (Québec) of a family of craftsmen-farmers-musicians, she discovered photography about ten years ago and then accumulated several trainings in photography and visual arts.

Her practice takes the form of digital interventions on photographs and is technically like the digital and aesthetically beautiful print of drawing or painting. Its process is one of exploration, contemplation, construction, and intervention.

Through common symbols such as small houses or typical Quebec seasonal landscapes, his visual discourse, sometimes figurative and sometimes abstract, revolves around our relationship to larger. Her works, often luminous and generally minimalist, are marked by a fascination with the unfathomable and with the solitude worthy of the human condition.

She has received several awards, including the Director's Award PhotoPlace Gallery Vermont, FAPA nominee, the Fine Arts Photography Awards, and the LensCulture Emerging talents Award.