Julija Paškevičiūtė (b. 1993, Vilnius, Lithuania) is an interdisciplinary artist based in Bremen, Germany. She completed her Diploma and Meisterschüler*innen studies at the Art Academy of Bremen in 2020 under the guidance of Prof. Natascha Sadr Haghighian. Following her graduation Julija was a co-organiser and participant of temporary project space From the A, later on in:halt in Bremen. Among other initiatives there together with artist Carys Cook she forged and looked after a temporary rooftop garden leading to a residency at the Worpswede Künstler*innenhäuser in 2022 where the garden was transported to. The process was documented in a short film ‘Catch Crop’ and showed during the final exhibition ‘Means of Extending’ closing the project space From the A.
Currently Julija is a scholarship and work grant holder at the Künstlerstäte Heiligenrode-Stuhr where she is preparing her first solo exhibition titled Similar-Ähnlich and published her first catalogue In Case of not Knowing. Here she presents a hoard of drawings, ceramic objects made during the residency joint with the collection of previously made works.
Julija's way of working results in crafting of landscape-like installations that reminisce the temporary projects and passing by opportunities to create and co-create spaces, observe communities and joined experiences emerging trough that. Her work delves into the empathic potential inherent in people, objects, nature, and environments. Through her creations, she engages with the profound concept of connection and responsibility to one another. Her portfolio comprises ceramics, drawings, and video works that bear the imprint of collective experiences and interactions with fleeting circumstances.
Contact: julija.pshk@gmail.com
Instagram: @julija.works
Currently Julija is a scholarship and work grant holder at the Künstlerstäte Heiligenrode-Stuhr where she is preparing her first solo exhibition titled Similar-Ähnlich and published her first catalogue In Case of not Knowing. Here she presents a hoard of drawings, ceramic objects made during the residency joint with the collection of previously made works.
Julija's way of working results in crafting of landscape-like installations that reminisce the temporary projects and passing by opportunities to create and co-create spaces, observe communities and joined experiences emerging trough that. Her work delves into the empathic potential inherent in people, objects, nature, and environments. Through her creations, she engages with the profound concept of connection and responsibility to one another. Her portfolio comprises ceramics, drawings, and video works that bear the imprint of collective experiences and interactions with fleeting circumstances.
Contact: julija.pshk@gmail.com
Instagram: @julija.works