Brushstrokes of Freedom, 2026

Julia Fernández  

Julia Fernández Rebollo was born in 1972 and lives in Valencia, Spain. From a young age, she has shown a deep passion for painting, developing as a self-taught abstract artist. Although her professional career has focused on the business sector, where she has carried out various consulting projects, her true passion has always been linked to the world of art.

Julia combines her business career with her fervent dedication to the visual arts. In her quest for artistic expression, she has found in abstract art the perfect medium to channel the feelings and emotions evoked by her love of nature, literature, and travel. Throughout her journeys, she has discovered captivating landscapes that blend tradition and culture, reminding her of the importance of enjoying the present and escaping the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Her artistic career has led her to participate in the most prestigious international contemporary art fairs in the world. Among her most notable participations are the fairs in Paris, Monaco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Miami, New York, Dubai, Brussels, Luxembourg, Portugal, Amsterdam, Milan, Ferrara, and Barcelona. She has also exhibited her work in renowned galleries and museums internationally, including cities such as New York, Beijing, Tokyo, Berlin, Venice, Rome, Florence, Sicily, London, Cambridge, Budapest, and Madrid, as well as in the iconic Louvre Museum in Paris (France), the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York (United States), the European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM) in Barcelona (Spain), the INSA Art Center in Seoul (South Korea), and the Museo Internazionale Italia Arti (MIIT) in Turin (Italy).

She is a member of the International Association of Visual Artists (IAVA), an association supported by UNESCO, reflecting her commitment to the development and promotion of visual art internationally. Her work is characterized by its ability to evoke profound emotions and its desire to connect people with the beauty of their surroundings and experiences.