Julie L. Sims is an Atlanta artist and photographer who has exhibited nationally, and appeared in publications including Possible Futures’ Noplaceness: Art in a Post-Urban Landscape. She was a 2014 WonderRoot CSA artist, a 2013–14 Walthall Fellow, was selected by the New York Times to attend the New York Portfolio Review (2013), was a finalist for the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for women in photography (2013), and was nominated for the Forward Arts Foundation Emerging Artist Award (2012). Her work is informed by an interest in science and the nature of reality—from theoretical physics and string theory examining the very fabric of existence, to neuroscience exploring how we construct reality from perception and how sometimes the workings of our mind can distort that fabrication.
