You know a 'JT' when you see one. Renowned globally for her unique visual language, JT's work is a masterclass in dynamic energy. With an ingrained curiosity for contemporary culture, she approaches every brief as a unique opportunity for creative collaboration. Her intuitive, non-traditional process conjures a kind of alchemy that transforms concepts into visceral experiences, leaving a powerful and almost magical impression on the viewer.

"I’ve always been attracted to abstract forms or shapes in paintings, architecture, and film — compositions that don’t necessarily make sense or are unfamiliar."

"... they may even be a little absurd — but they feel balanced, visually energetic, and engaging. I love immersing myself in these image shapes and allowing them to feed my visual language."

“I’m always on the make for projects that challenge me personally and allow room for creative expression."

"... I try to make the line between commissions and personal work as fine as possible — one feeds the other, and the space between them feels ever narrower as my career and style progress.”

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... and everybody's coming from their winter vacation, taking in the sun in an exaltation to you. You come running in on platform shoes, with Marshall stacks, to at least just give us a clue. 

Ah, here it comes, I know it's someone I knew. TEENAGE RIOT in a public station — gonna fight and tear it up in a hypernation for you.

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Anchor Milk

x TBWA NZ

Juliet has exhibited internationally in Argentina, New York, Paris, London, China, Ireland, and New Zealand. Her work has received the Head On Portrait Prize and finalist recognition at The National Portrait Prize, Moran Photographic Portrait Prize, and the New World Art Prize. 

Recently turning her attention to film, Juliet now directs commercials and music videos and finds the natural progression towards images that move as a logical evolution of her creative process.

Break me into bigger pieces, so some of me is home with you. But wait until the weekend, and we can make our bad dreams come true. & it's a-go, yeah, it's a-go. & if we wait until the weekend, we can miss the best things to do. You go and dance yourself clean — gotta dance yourself clean, yeah.

"I’m visually stimulated by paintings, architecture, film …  but sometimes all I need is a good conversation. Personally, change is the most significant catalyst for inspiration. Whether that’s a forced or unforced change, a change-up of your environment, or just metaphorically throwing a bomb at your life — experience breeds inspiration. I’m totally into the adage that ‘when nothing changes, nothing changes'."

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