Juliane Roberts-Hansen (artist name 777jules) is a San Francisco based artist who creates mixed media figure paintings. She pulls inspiration from femininity, and humans connection to nature. Guided by materials found in her immediate environment— she often salvages discarded objects from the street or consults second-hand stores, using those materials as unexpected canvases and artistic elements.

 

When she isn’t creating visual art, she works as an accessory designer, producing upcycled jewelry using the same found-object approach and creating original bleach and paint print on second-hand clothing to make one-of-a-kind, wearable pieces. Using bleach, screen-printing ink, and acrylic paint, she personalizes discarded or pre-owned clothes and bags. Through reimagining and repurposing materials, she blends sustainability with creativity, responding to the overconsumption of modern society.

 

In a world shaped by excess and disposability, her work encourages reconnection—urging us to reclaim what has been cast aside, both in material and in spirit. By transforming forgotten objects, Roberts-Hansen shows that true value lies not in accumulation, but in rediscovery, healing, and renewed engagement with the world around us.