Julia Curylo was born in Warsaw. She studied at Warsaw's Academy of Fine Arts, where
she obtained her degree in the painting studio of Professor Leon Tarasewicz and the
public space art studio supervised by Professor Miroslaw Duchowski in 2009. She is the
author of paintings and installations presented in the public space of the city.
In January 2010, she won the contest organized by A19 Gallery located in Marymont
subway station in Warsaw. The large-format mural entitled "Lambs of God" she presented
there won her fame. In November, same year, Curylo received the Grand Prix awarded
by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage as well well as the Award of BWA City
Gallery in Bydgoszcz during the 2010 PROMOTION in Art Gallery in Legnica. In May
2011, she was nominated to the prestigious award of the 10th Geppert Contest. In 2012
and 2016, Julia Curylo received a scholarship awarded by the Minister of Culture and
National Heritage. Curylo participated in over 60 exhibitions in Poland and abroad. Her
paintings can be found in numerous private collections and national art institutions like
Warsaw Uprising Museum, Museum of Fine Art in Legnica and National Museum in
Gdansk. In 2021 she received her PhD at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, the title
of her dissertation was "Cosmogonies , between faith and science