Juliet Klottrup
Works:
I'm a visual artist working across photography, filmmaking, and painting. My socially engaged practice has developed into a contemporary archive of communities that are often overlooked, exploring themes of cultural heritage, identity and our connection to the landscape. Projects including Youth of the Rural North, Travelling Home and Skate Like a Lass reflect my long-term, socially engaged approach to storytelling. In 2025, I won the Sony Future Filmmakers Award in Los Angeles for Travelling Home, held a solo exhibition at the Windermere Jetty Museum, and was selected for the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. Alongside my creative practice, I'm an Honorary Photography Teaching Fellow at the University of Cumbria.
Skate Like a Lass
Sisters With Me
Travelling Home
Childhood Can't Wait
I am a director working across photography and filmmaking, based in the North of England. My practice explores intimate and honest storytelling, I create work that celebrates identity, landscape and belonging, including my Sony Future Filmmakers Award-winning film Travelling Home.
Background
I'm a visual artist working across photography, filmmaking, and painting. My socially engaged practice has developed into a contemporary archive of communities that are often overlooked, exploring themes of cultural heritage, identity and our connection to the landscape. Projects including Youth of the Rural North, Travelling Home and Skate Like a Lass reflect my long-term, socially engaged approach to storytelling. In 2025, I won the Sony Future Filmmakers Award in Los Angeles for Travelling Home, held a solo exhibition at the Windermere Jetty Museum, and was selected for the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. Alongside my creative practice, I'm an Honorary Photography Teaching Fellow at the University of Cumbria.
Skate Like a Lass
Tom Misch
Sisters With Me
Travelling Home
Whizzkidz
Childhood Can't Wait
A warm charity brand film for Whizz Kidz’s Childhood Can’t Wait campaign, following 8-year-old Charlie as the right wheelchair unlocks everyday freedom, confidence and joy. Grounded in real family moments, the film turns a personal story into a clear donor message about urgency, independence and lasting impact.
Collaboration is central to my practice, and I aim to capture human stories with honesty, care and respect.
Whether working in photography or film, I’m drawn to creating vibrant, intimate and honest work that reflects a genuine sense of place, identity and belonging finding beauty, meaning and connection in the everyday moments and ordinary lives that often go unseen.
Sony Future Filmmakers Award 2025
Shiny Awards 2025
The Osprey Short Film Awards 2025
British Mountaineering Council
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