Julia Nissimoff, born in 1976 in Munich , has lived and worked in Switzerland since 2019. Her artistic sensibility was recognised early – at the age of six, through classical ballet. Initially on the patz to becoming a ballerina, she explored creativity through movement, rhythm, and performance. Acting and dance followed naturally, but it was painting that opened a deeper emotional channel. Color became her most honest language.Today, she still dances through life with humour and energy- but it is on canvas that she expresses her truest self Nissimoff`s art seeks to express what words cannot.
Her mied- media technique has evolved over more than decades, with a strong foundation in palette knife work. She uses acrylics, inks, charcoal, oil, pencils, and collage materials to create textured, layered works full of emotional force.Her art is raw, intuitive, and reflective of transformation and rebirth.
She explores the highs and lows of the human condition and believes that moments of pain often illuminate the path to joy.Her paintings invite viewers to pause and look- not just at artwork, but inward.
Her studio lies by the shores of Lake Zug Switzerland, in a beautifully restored heritage listed wooden house.Under the roofs tall beams and broad staircase, she creates in a space that is a part of a I arger cultural center. The center hosts concerts, exhibitions, and other artistic events- and J. Nissimoff plays an active role in its creative life.
She teaches art workshops for adults and children, and in the future, she hopes to expand het intergenerational projects, strengthen community through creativity, and bring art into natural environments.
Her vision is to create spaces where people connect, express, and grow.
Since 2002, Nissimoff exhibited her works internationally in galleries and magazines. She also contribute to social causes by donating artworks to support various projects.
J. Nissimoff has studied at the Milan Academy of Art.
My Artistic Vision
I paint to express what words cannot.
My work is rooted in deep emotions and the desire to process life experiences.
Each piece reflects movement, rupture, and new beginnings.
We all go through highs and lows—and often, only later do we realize that pain was necessary to recognize joy.
Creativity led me back to myself. Through color and form, I find strength, clarity, and space.
I want to encourage others to trust their inner world and recognize light even in dark moments.
Art, to me, is both expression and invitation—to feel, release, and rediscover.
