With a master's degree in art history, Juliette EG had never considered creating, but faced with the advancement of an incurable and neurodegenerative disease, an urgent need to express herself became a vital impulse. Creating then became an instinctive response to the fragility of existence, a way of transforming the ordeal into a form of catharsis.

 

Despite the fatigue, this intense momentum today fuels an artistic approach that questions vulnerability.

She extends this reflection to the relationship between humans and nature through her photographic series Solastalgia and vulnerable forces , dealing with ecocide and the urgency to react.

 

Each work, in a sensitive quest, invites a sincere confrontation with our vulnerabilities, engaging us to accept them and transform them into powerful drivers of personal and collective reinvention.