About me

I'm a visual artist, living in Hampshire, England, UK, working in digital art, photography, 3D art, painting, and environmental art

I create abstract paintings and also photographs including meditative, abstract style ones based on nature.

I have sought to explore colour, line, form and light effects, in fresh ways, in nature and Christian spirituality.

I've been working as a visual artist for about thirteen years, and have had five solo exhibitions as well as participating in group exhibitions.

I'm single, heterosexual and I've never been married. I'm a Christian.

I've had lots of evidence that I have an identical twin or double, who looks virtually exactly the same as me, and impersonates me, and people falsely think she is me.

I live alone in a flat, and I'm very isolated. The identical twin or double who impersonates me, has a much higher profile than me. It seems that she acts as a lesbian, but I am heterosexual, single and I've never been married. Because my impersonator has for most of my life been much more active than me socially, people seem to generally believe her lies rather than the truth.

I'm basically very healthy, but I suspect she claims otherwise, and corrupt and misled people back her up in her lies.

I graduated in Geography combined with Biology at the University of Sussex, later studied Landscape Design at the University of Sheffield (postgraduate level), and have participated in lots of art and photography courses mostly in Hampshire.

I previously worked in publishing briefly, also in administration in a garden nursery and also as an assistant landscape architect.

Statement of Truth

This information on this page and website is the truth.

It is not pretend, nor a joke, nor an art project, nor a conceptual art project, nor lies, nor mental illness. I have genuinely had lots of evidence that there is really someone who impersonates me.

I believe they have ruined my life and are still trying to ruin it further.

Solo Exhibitions

October 2014. 'A Bee's View (British Orchids)'.

Stubbington Library, Stubbington, Hampshire.

January 2013. 'Meanders in the New Forest'.

Stubbington Library, Stubbington, Hampshire.

Sept-Oct 2011. 'Ducks and Dolphins - Going the Way of the Dodo?'

Le Café Parisien, Portsmouth, Hampshire.

May-June 2011. 'Meanders in the New Forest'.

Fareham Library, Fareham, Hampshire.

June-July 2010. 'Abundant Life' and 'Missing Presumed Extinct' Series.

Ashcroft Arts Centre, Osborn Road, Fareham, Hampshire.

Group Exhibitions

2006. Group exhibition at Fareham College.

1998. Group exhibition of landscape architecture plans and drawings at the University of Sheffield Landscape Department.

Environmental Statement.

I campaign to help the natural world and seek to reduce any negative environmental impacts of my visual art.

Some of my recent artworks are made from reused materials, and my work includes art designed partly to campaign on environmental issues.

All of the electricity (I don't have gas) to supply my studio/maisonette is from renewable energy - energy obtained from the wind and sun.

I seek to conserve resources and use green alternatives in some cases, for example I use oil paint brush cleaner made from oranges, and sell postcards made from recycled paper.

I try to get greener photograph paper, ideally PEFC2 but sometimes FSC, and now try to provide statements about recyclability on cards.

I aim to get frames that are FSC wood or relatively environmental if other materials.

I often reuse paper and card and often reuse food containers for paint mixing.

I haven't flown for about sixteen years, and mostly in adult life I've travelled by public transport and walking/cycling.

I've been trying to reduce my rubbish waste and decrease my plastic use.

I've also gone vegan, partly for environmental reasons and to help people in developing countries and partly for the animals' sake (its also good for health).

Left: 'Rhododendron IV'.

Social Media

Twitter: Ju_liaWilkinson

Recently, (21 February 2020) I'd written and published 844 tweets (including some retweets), mostly about my situation, many with pictures. (Occasionally I delete some tweets, but these are the ones that I'd left.)

However recently for the first time, I saw what my Twitter profile looked like from someone else's device: only about 8 of the then 780 or so tweets were available, it seemed, so it seems Twitter was hiding vast numbers of my tweets.