Juliana Scodeler is a Brazilian-born audiovisual artist and communicator based in Dublin since 2007. 

Her passions include writing, music production and storytelling; her work is a perpetual experiment in human connection, exploring subjects such as borders, identity, prejudice, sexuality and quantum physics.

Juliana’s VR business licensed by Google has produced over 70 Virtual tours in Ireland, Berlin and Brazil over  the past 7 years.

Juliana’s experience in producing 360 imagery – so far has proven an essential asset in materialising her humanitarian and conservation project ‘The Healing Machine’ which you can see here: http://www.thehealingmachine.org

For the past 3 years, with the mentoring of an indigenous chief, traditional doctor and shaman – Juliana has been facilitating a pioneer research into the spiritual practices and plant medicine knowledge being extinct, under the guardianship of two ethnic groups in the Amazon Forest.

‘This is a culmination of interests and the merging of practices on immersive art, music production, philosophy, ancient healing, plant medicine, neuroscience, quantum physics and technology.  

At a personal level, I search for truth, freedom and justice. 

I want to hone skills that defy my logic and challenge my rational brain, as to create an alternate view of the world, to encourage people to think with their own minds, to question the imposed norm.  

I am merging my Neurolinguistic Programming training with a Harvard certificate on Fundamentals of Neuroscience I am pursuing right now and mixing this with indigenous healing rituals. I aim to speak to the unconscious mind of my target audience, to talk to the invisible part of us humans.

– and  spark a (measurable) positive change in the way we interact with Nature. Anything is possible when one believes in magic. Once acknowledged, one cannot help but see it.’

Our sister company company JSP360 has produced virtual tours for over 70 businesses across Europe since it was established – capturing everything from small venues to truly large spaces such as ‘The Convention Centre Dublin’ and ‘Croke Park National Stadium’ which covers an area of 700,000 sq ft over 7 levels.

Since JSP360 was established, Juliana’s virtual tours have reached a total of 38 million views according to data from Google.

Her work has been shortlisted for several photography competitions winning Nikon Photo of the Month in November 2014 overall Uk and Ireland.

  

Juliana Scodeler Photography and JSP360 list of clients include:

Joanne Hynes fashion designer

Croke Park Stadium

The Convention Centre Dublin

Contour

Keith Cullen

Fitzpatricks Casinos

The Old Jameson Distillery

Ely Restaurants

Atlas Language School 

Bagots Hutton

Ballymagarvey Village 

Brass Monkey 

Brasserie 66 

Buffalo

Cafe en Seine

Carton House Hotel

Croke Park

Damson Diner

David O’Reilly Antique Fireplaces and Restoration

De La Punc

Elephant and Castle Dublin 

Ely Gastro Bar SF

Fade Street Social by Dylan McGrath

Fitzpatrick Club City 

FItzpatricks Casino Dun Laoghaire

Fitzpatricks Casino Limerick 

Fitzpatricks Casino Tallaght 

Foregolf

Hang Tough Framing

IBAT college

ISI english school

JD’s Woodhouse Bray

La Maison 

Matt the Thresher

O’Hagan Design

Odessa

Pizzicatto

Porterhouse Central

Porterhouse Temple Bar

Powerscourt Hotel

Radiomade

Rathsallagh House

The Bernard Shaw

The Decent Cigar Emporium

The George

The Hub

The Light Room Photography Studio

The Long Hall 

The Market Bar

The Old Jameson Distillery 

The Royal Meath

The Studio (hair salon)

The Twisted Pepper