Independent art curator, Julia Rajacic works at the intersection of art, ecology, and community-based practices, exploring how culture can open sensory, ethical, and imaginative pathways toward ecological transition. She graduated from ARTEM and École du Louvre. Following the group exhibition Gaïa, produced in collaboration with the Mairie de Paris during COP21, and driven by a personal commitment to coherence, Julia has made eco-design a core principle of her curatorial practice. Each project she undertakes prioritizes a low-environmental-impact approach at every stage, from travel and shipping to exhibition staging, material selection, and catering. In 2019, she founded Jardino, a creative agency promoting sustainable change through art. In 2025, in collaboration with the Biennale des Jeunes Créateurs de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée, she co-curated the School of Artivism.