Júlia Mota Albuquerque

Building worlds where people belong.

Raised between nature, sport, and culture, Júlia Mota Albuquerque once dreamed of becoming a National Geographic photographer, capturing wild landscapes and distant worlds. Today, she builds those worlds herself. 

Through bold illustration, murals, and public art, her work imagines cities that are more humane, communities that are more connected, and futures that are more sustainable.

Now based in Berlin, Júlia’s vibrant visual language bridges continents and communities. Whether illustrating global climate action or painting murals on city streets, her work carries a clear belief: art becomes powerful when it meets people where they are — in real places, in real life.