About

Juliet Izzo is a South East London–based mixed media artist of Southern Italian and Anglo-Indian heritage.

With a background in fine art photography, she has been developing her practice from an early age, working more seriously in recent years. Her work spans detailed figurative drawings - primarily of the female form in charcoal and expressive abstract pieces using oil stick and acrylic.

While her figurative work is controlled and intentional, Izzo's abstract practice leans into instinct and spontaneity. Through shape, colour, and mark-making, she explores a more visceral and intuitive way of working, driven by a tension between precision and freedom, restraint and release.

As a neurodivergent artist, this duality sits at the core of her practice.

Since beginning to exhibit in 2025, Izzo's work has been shown across London and internationally. A significant early recognition came when she was selected - without application - to exhibit in Transitus at Palazzo Bevilacqua, Catanzaro, Italy, with the work subsequently featured in regional arts press. In the same year she was longlisted for ArtEvol 2025, an award exhibiting finalists at Saatchi Gallery, London. She has also exhibited at Espacio Gallery and Noho Galleries in London, and will return to exhibit in Italy 2027.