Julia Goldsmith

Constellation graphic expanded

Exhibiting as part of the 2026 MA Show - 'Constellation'

About this work:


A child sees immense potential in the everyday objects they are surrounded by and easily uncouples them from their intended function to create new meanings: a table and its cloth can become a den, a box and a plate can become a car. 

I take inspiration from these creative acts to reconfigure and recontextualise discarded objects. The completed work often evokes not only playfulness, but also the precarious relationship between objects, people and environments. 

Committed to sustainability, I draw on the inherent traits of these found materials to create assemblage, sculpture, photographic and moving image artworks.  

Julia Goldsmith

Themes explored in this project

  • Site responsive
  • Found objects
  • Playfulness
  • Precariousness
  • Sustainability

About the artist

Committed to sustainability, I draw on the inherent traits of reclaimed materials reconfiguring and recontextualising them as assemblage, sculpture, photographic and moving image artworks. 

Interests/specialisms

  • Site responsive works
  • Artist-in-residence
  • Sustainable art practices

Examples of work:

The 2026 Degree Show

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