Juliet D Collins is a Melbourne-based textile and mixed media artist whose work explores memory, identity, and the embodied impact of societal power structures.
Originally from Scotland, she studied Fine Art Sculpture in Edinburgh before relocating to Mordialloc, where she has lived and worked for over 20 years. Juliet has a longstanding connection to Kingston Arts, having exhibited in solo exhibitions, group shows, delivered art workshops and held market stalls through the Makers Market.
Her practice combines freehand machine embroidery, found domestic materials and other objects, and sculptural techniques to create artworks and installations that interweave feminist and queer theory with tactile storytelling. Following graduate study at the VCA, she has entered a dynamic new phase of material and conceptual experimentation.
During a Magnify Kingston residency in 2026, Juliet developed a new body of work in collaboration with community participants.