Sabrina Juul

Over the past three years I have curated all sorts of work from motion graphic animations to film photography as well as student lead podcasts and short magazines.

The World Wide Wonders series, an interactive Instagram exhibition, aims to create a community centred around the exploration and celebration of creatives who are either a part of an indigenous community/western minority group or underrepresented culture.

Some of the artistic fields range from; content creators, artists, musicians, digital artists, fashionistas, authors, poets and more.

Each creative has their own post dedicated to them accompanied by a lengthy caption that discusses the artist’s work, experiences, inspirations and achievements. To emphasise the community based environment of the account, each caption encourages followers to post and comment on the thought provoking questions provided as well as encouraging them to pose their own ideas too. Through the success of this account an idea sparked, what if this could be transformed into another medium that further explores the works of creatives, with a specific emphasis on women-lead creativity and thus the World Wide Women podcast series was created.

Included are some of the magazine covers and photography I have created and taken over the past few years.