Juli Fejer

Art that stirs the Soul

Juli Fejer’s painting is born out of her journey from isolated invalid to practising artist. Her subject is the half-wild spaces she encounters in her day-to-day life: from London parks to Suffolk meadows. She is an advocate of mindfulness and the psychological benefits of walking in woodlands, and uses her art to communicate themes of hope and metamorphosis.

How to See & Buy My Work

On my Portfolio page you will find a selection of my work. If you wish to buy any of the currently available work, please contact me directly. I also sell through exhibitions and events.

You can also find my work in the following galleries:

Art in East Anglia, Langton Place, Bury St Edmunds
Arty Corner, Leopold Road, Wimbledon

The Art Loft, Thetford, IP24 2BG

You will also find my work as part of a collaboration with Amy Jackson and the SHIM Network on Artsy

Are you are looking for cards, prints, framed prints and mini originals? Click here.

Christie's London

I am delighted to be part of the Outside In seventh National Open exhibition, Shelter, in partnership with The New Art Gallery Walsall and Christie’s London.

Running from July to October 2025 at The New Art Gallery Walsall, ‘Shelter’ was visited by over 28,000 people. As Gill Crawshaw noted in Disability Arts Online, it is “a terrific exhibition on a theme that is deeply significant, lending itself to many different interpretations by the artists.”

The exhibition features 81 artists working across painting, sculpture, textiles, installation, and digital media. Their works explore themes such as homelessness, the meaning of home, community, and the human need for safety and connection.

Artists were chosen from over 600 submissions by a panel including Exodus Crooks, Outside In artists Pamela Schilderman and George Parker-Conway, and curators from The New Art Gallery Walsall, with two additional artists commissioned: Chantal Pitts, whose sculptural piece acts as a shelter and information point for Ambassadors, and Natasha Taheem, whose large-scale drawing celebrates community and belonging.

Monday 12 – Friday 16 January, 9am – 5pm

Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 January, 12 – 5pm

Monday 19 – Thursday 22 January, 9am – 5pm