2nd generation Vietnamese-Australian, CaoDaist Mystic. 2018 Grey, Short Film, Runners Up Winner, Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture (Canberra ACT) 2018 Brimbank Youth Ambassadors Award ~~~ ~Experimental Videography, Semi-Abstract, Contemplative & Reflective Dialogue. ~I acknowledge The Wurundjeri and Bunurong Peoples are the Traditional Custodians of land in Brimbank where I reside.
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Thank you Ba, Thank you Dad Exhibition, May 2022.
Thank you to Brimbank Council for lending the art space.
Link to Gallery info:
Creative Brimbank | Creative Brimbank
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Thank you Ba, Thank you Dad, Brimbank Council Exhibition May 2022
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“I am honoured to contribute my Vietnamese and spiritual heritage influenced by my migrant parents to AOTC. I am honoured that I will be expressing raw emotions and the adversity that many millennials and young adults are sojourning in this period of history, as well as offer a space for you all to heal, be real and feel.”
- Julianne Nguyen (@jujus_art_journals)
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The Ahead of the Curve commissions empower young storytellers, makers and creators within our diverse communities to create works that show their strength and resilience in the face of adversity, explore health and wellbeing and draw from their lived experiences.
October 2021.
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Yellow - Directed and Edited by Julianne Nguyen commissioned for Multicultural Arts Victoria (MAV) Ahead of the Curve 2021.
The Ahead of the Curve Commissions is for young and emerging artists of colour living around Melbourne, to create new digital artworks that respond to social challenges, including COVID-19. These commissions will empower young storytellers, makers and creators within our diverse communities to create works that:
show their strength and resilience in the face of adversity
explore health and wellbeing and
draw from their lived experiences.
The new digital works created in Ahead of the Curve will be presented online as part of MAV’s Diasporas platform. The Ahead of the Curve commissions will highlight the way the COVID-19 pandemic has compounded inequity and disadvantage for communities of colour in Victoria.
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The Ahead of the Curve Commissions was a call out for young and emerging artists of colour living around Melbourne, to create new digital artworks that responded to social challenges, including COVID-19.
Yellow, an experimental and semi-abstract film by Julianne Nguyen @jujus_art_journals for the #AheadoftheCurveCommissions 💜🎞
“Yellow tries to capture ‘resilience’ and an ‘energy’ of our childhood youthful days that we have lost. Using my dad’s recording from his old handy-cam, my impromptu routine of playing instruments in my room and sudden urges of self-reflection, I attempt to encapsulate the power of our own ‘self’.
Yellow is a message for young adults to reflect, remember, return, rebuild and reconnect to what is important to our internal values, our ancestors’ ways and what is in front of us that we may have forgotten pre-COVID days.”
AOTC was supported by @dhffh.
October 2021.
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artsteps | Future Lens 2020 Virtual Exhibition
The Future Lens online exhibition is a creative outcome that comprises original bodies of work from young female creatives of colour who developed and produced photographic works and recorded stories.
The exhibition highlights the individual journeys of the creatives, their families and communities they come from, and consists of compelling, original work that captures the strength, knowledge and power of black, brown and indigenous women.
View Gallery: www.artsteps.com/view/5fbf0c923977bc2d21f13e6d
Future Lens is a joint project between the Brimbank Neighbourhood Houses and Community Centres Unit and Creative Brimbank. The project has been funded by Creative Victoria through the VicArts Grants program.
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2020 Lunar New Year Celebration in St Albans VIC 3021 - Directed and edited by Julianne Nguyen.
Video for the St Albans Town Centre and Brimbank Council.
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Grey, Directed & Edited by Julianne Nguyen - Highly Commended.
Short Film Prize awards in Canberra, Australian Centre for Christianity & Culture 2018.
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Grey, Directed & Edited by Julianne Nguyen - Highly Commended.
Runners Up Prize, Australian Centre for Christianity & Culture 2018.
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