Julia Zurilla is a multidisciplinary artist working primarily with video installation.
Her work explores memory as an atmospheric phenomenon through the convergence of analog archives and digital media.
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‘Ode to the 305’ On View at Newly Opened University of Miami gallery
June, 2026
published by Artburst
By Olga Garcia-Mayoral
For decades, Miami has sold itself through a carefully curated fantasy. Palm trees sway against pastel Art Deco facades. Luxury towers rise beside turquoise water. Nightlife stretches until dawn. The city appears polished, glamorous, and perpetually on vacation.
Yet for those who call Miami home, another city exists beneath the postcards.
Portrait of a Bather in Three Movements
A three-channel video installation presented at The Betsy Hotel in collaboration with IlluminArts, alongside a special large-scale adaptation projected on The Betsy Orb facing Ocean Drive. The work brings together contemporary and archival images of the sea and bathers, creating a suspended dialogue between memory, repetition, and shifting perception.
‘Questions, not answers.’ Explore nostalgia and tension at The Frank’s summer show
May, 2026
published by Pembroke Pines News
By Isabel Rivera
“Art is made up of questions, not answers,” added Julia Zurilla, Treizman’s Venezuelan counterpart who’s also based in Miami. “Monumentalizing the Trace” — the duo’s first solo show together — does just that, spinning a meta, nonlinear narrative that leaves visitors wanting to know more. The show is a “dynamic dialogue between analog and digital processes, presence and absence, permanence and impermanence,” reads the exhibition statement. “Familiar elements appear displaced and reconfigured, inviting viewers to reconsider the ways objects, images and fragments accumulate meaning over time.”