Architecture nominee

During two years of photographing stadiums in various cities of the world – Madrid, London, New York, Buenos Aires, Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro – the artist seeks to create a new experience and provoke the spectator to envision the power of silence echoing through the empty stadium, silent shouts, pulsating life, transforming the immaterial into material through the concrete and vice-versa, in a constant dialogue between the physical and the spiritual.

Juliana Sícoli is a visual artist since 2008, when she decided to transform her passion into a profession. Born in 1983, the daughter of psychologists, from the very start she nurtured an interest in the arts and was motivated by questionings and expressions related to human behavior. A mind-repertory that she would later discover to be a very important foundation for her more authorial work - a vision that choreographs metaphors that speak to the freedom of the modern woman.
Juliana has been exhibiting in Brasil and Portugal. One of her series "Silent Giants" has received a Honor Mentioned by the Paris Photo Prize 2020.