Is a contemporary Colombian plastic and visual artist. She painted from her first years of life, her life has been tinged with tragic episodes, she lived the violence of the 90's in her country very closely to the point of losing her father, and that is when she decides to express her emotions through her drawings and paintings.

Her work includes elements of abstract cubism, Juliana is the only Latin woman who creates her works in Joan Barbará's workshop, where icons such as Picasso, Dalí and Joan Miró also did.

She currently has pieces exhibited at the La Capilla del Hombre Art Museum in Ecuador, her works of art are beginning to mark the passage of history as the young artist mixes the artistic technique of the past with the digital age.

Her work, which today is carried out in the Joan Barbará workshop in Barcelona, a workshop in which artists such as Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró and Antoni Tapies, among others, worked decades ago. Juliana's work is in constant movement and evolution, her daily artistic work does not represent a monotonous journey, but a free one where the compositions find balance and coherence and are constantly nourished by new technologies such as virtual reality.

Juliana has learned from the greats and this makes her work have the polarity of the analog with the digital.