Júlia Aragão (b. 1997, Fortaleza, Brazil) has painting as the central axis of her work, where she elaborates on her affective imagination, originating from her experience and the family stories she grew up hearing. The ethereal, melancholy and mysticism of everyday life are present in her pictorial elaboration, deeply influenced by the symbolists, the Barbizon School, the impressionists and the popular culture of Ceará - by the interiors of houses, the views from the window, the noises of the roof at night, the mystery of plants and stories told in whispers. She has a bachelor's degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the Federal University of Ceará and found in painting and manual labor a way of dealing with the concrete world, of being at the mercy of the times of things. From 2018 to 2021, she was a student of drawing and painting of the artist Paula Siebra, and in 2021, she began her studies at the Oruniyá studio. In 2022, he founded Ateliê Cinco Sete with three other young artists, a collective studio space that works to promote painting in Fortaleza.