Justine Elizabeth, recognised in the art world as ‘Juzpop,’ is an Australian artist and muralist based in Melbourne, best known for her feminine portraits, vibrant colours, and dynamic composition. Working in a variety of mediums and scales between her studio-based and public mural practice, her artistic vision is often inspired from friends and individuals that she photographs, as well as the natural beauty of our environment. Conjuring immersive visual narratives, Juzpop’s work transcends the boundaries of canvas, balancing between painting, muralism, street art and digital expressions.
With an emphasis on female empowerment, Juzpop uses her work as a device to challenge prevailing design norms, reimagine public space, and reshape perceptions; sparking connection and reflection as she delves into themes of identity and mental health while embracing the interplay between abstract and realism.
Throughout her creative career, Juzpop has dedicated her time and skills to self-improvement as well as mentorship and capacity building in others. An active and supportive member contributing to Melbourne’s iconic contemporary street art scene, Justine’s work embodies her commitment to advocacy, amplifying female voices and empowering diverse artistic expressions.
