This work explores the psychological terrain of landscape, as a lived and felt experience, an in-between space, ambiguous, sublime and mysterious. This manifests itself in the work as obscured layers, blurred edges and drifts of floating orbs, creating a dream like space.

It is in the relationship between the physical process of making art and the materials and techniques I use, that I encounter the deeper currents of the work. I want my work to make a difference, as a whisper to the unconscious of possibilities otherwise unnoticed.

Julie Andrews (1962, Melbourne, Australia) practice encompasses studio and public participatory works. As a studio artist she creates semi-abstract landscape oil paintings on canvas as documentation of feelings experienced and memories formed through travelling in the landscape.

Andrews lives and works as an artist in Castlemaine, Central Victoria, and received her Bachelor of Visual Arts at Latrobe University, Bendigo and completed a Master of Arts (Art in Public Space) with HD at RMIT 2014. She has also completed a Master of Analytical Psychology, with Distinction, from the University of Western Sydney 2009. Andrews has undertaken residencies, public and private commissions and has held over 15 solo exhibitions and participated in over 40 group shows; held in various locations in Australia, England, China and Singapore where her work is held in private collections.