Denise Julieta is a visual artist based in Guadalajara, Mexico, where she has developed a practice centered on painting and graphic arts. Her work is characterized by the exploration of nature as a central theme, through the creation of landscapes that oscillate between the real and the dreamlike, where forms and textures intertwine to generate organic atmospheres.
Biology constitutes a fundamental source in her creative process, leading her to explore notions such as symbiosis and parasitism, as well as to analyze the interactions between different species that affect and transform their environment. This interest in natural dynamics prompts her to experiment with the abstraction of biomorphic forms, resulting in compositions that evoke structures and growth patterns found in living organisms.
Through the synthesis of biological forms and the incorporation of symbolism related to evolutionary theories, her work tends toward representations reminiscent of ancient flora and fauna, particularly from the Cambrian period. Her practice unfolds in a constant dialogue between the primitive and the contemporary, revealing a deep appreciation for symmetry, harmony, and the intrinsic beauty of natural processes.