In the Ether
Normalizing the varied forms of grief and remembrance
Hello, I'm Julie.
I am an interdisciplinary artist and designer based in New York. My work examines the remnants of beings and place, and I consider it grief work—processing loss while honoring and celebrating through rembrance. I hold a BFA in Multimedia and Performing Arts from the Studio for Interrelated Media at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston and an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford. Following up on my artistic interest in End of Life, I have completed End-of-Life Doula (AKA "death doula") certification from University of Vermont, which bolstered my interest in legacy projects. More about me...
There is no "normal" when it comes to grief. Everyone grieves differently and may weave back forth between suffering and joy, but it is always in remembrance.
About this website
With this website, I am sharing what I have learned through my research and experience, as well as some products and services I am developing to prepare for your own death, or to aid in the preparation for the loss of someone important to you. I have made the conscious decision to make this website a free resource. If you find this website helpful, please consider a contributian.
Here, you'll find a sampling of books from my shelf on grief, loss, mortality, memory, and legacy.
Here are some of my favorite links for videos and podcasts related to grief, loss, dying, and end-of-life.
