Contemporary street art, human stories and a rebellious point of view.
The JUL & MYRA art universe combines stencil-inspired imagery, weathered surfaces and a recurring pair of red hand balloons. These visual elements carry stories about family, freedom, courage and solidarity. Tender gestures sit beside uncompromising symbols; a child's world meets the realities of the world around it.
Explore the artworks below, read the ideas behind each image and discover how the same visual language connects to our fashion and wearable art.
The art collection
Same Direction
No matter which road we take, or how long it takes — as long as we're heading in the same direction. A work about connection, belonging and the freedom to keep going together.
The family journey gives the image its rhythm. Warm light, the road ahead and the red hand balloons connect a familiar moment of travel with the wider JUL & MYRA themes of freedom and shared direction. The story belongs as much to the people travelling together as it does to their destination.
The art collection
You Can't Imprison Courage
Silent resistance meets a child's gesture of hope. This work expresses solidarity with Myanmar and the courage that survives repression.
Overturned bowls, flowers and red balloons bring different forms of resistance into the same scene. The contrast between childhood and repression gives the image its emotional force. Read more about the ideas behind it on Our Rebellions.
The art collection
The Hands
Refusal and resolve. Individual freedom and shared strength. Our two red hand balloons bring the JUL & MYRA visual language into a single image.
The raised middle finger and clenched fist share a weathered surface. One speaks of refusing imposed limits; the other of the strength to stand together. Their bold red colour makes the gesture immediate, while the distressed setting gives the image the character of a message encountered on a city wall.
Collecting JUL & MYRA
Artworks, prints and limited editions
An artwork's story and its physical presentation are both part of the collecting experience. If a piece interests you, contact the house to discuss the currently available version, format and edition. Availability is confirmed individually.
The details that matter
For a collecting enquiry, tell us the work's title, the format you are considering and the country of delivery. The support, dimensions, edition details, framing options and price need to be confirmed for the specific piece before an order is arranged.
From an artwork to a wider creative universe
The red hands and the relationship between tenderness and rebellion continue through our fashion designs. Explore the story of the house or follow new work on Instagram.