Video artist Juli Vizza accompanied Martin on trips to the Salton Sea, taking film footage of the environs that inspired the series. What results is a masterfully pieced together visual translation of the unspoken language between landscape and painter, establishing the context that exists between a series of snapshot frames, where still life and life in motion intersect.

About Juli
Juli Vizza started her career in editing, working with teams on such films as “Fallen”, “Jack Frost”, “Riding In Cars With Boys” and “Cheaper By The Dozen”. She edited feature films for writer/director Eugene Martin, such as “Edge City,” which premiered at the 1999 Berlin Film Festival and “Diary of a City Priest” a 2001 Sundance Film Festival selection. Juli went on to win an Emmy for the 2002 Winter Olympics.

As a producer, Juli took her short “Billy’s Dad Is A Fudge-Packer” to the 2005 Sundance and the Tribeca film festivals. In 2006 she produced "Goodnight Vagina" with Academy Award nominated director Stacy Sherman and Brie Turner -O'Banion, with actors Cheryl Hines and Gary Cole. Previous work, as a co-producer/editor includes the documentary feature “Sunday Driver”, about the history of low-riding and the culture of the oldest black car club in the country, which premiered on Showtime. Her consulting work on "Holy Land: Common Ground" spanned both editing and producing.

Working in Sony’s Marketing department, Juli was responsible for creative and editorial production on publicity campaigns for “The DaVinci Code”, for the US and International markets, as well as the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, and for other films including “Stranger Than Fiction”, “Quantum Of Solace” and “Angels & Demons”. She most recently produced a music video for Blake Lewis and Tommy Boy Records. She is currently re-teaming with Alicia Dwyer on Dwyers & Xia’s next documentary “Xmas Without China”. Most recently she produced a music video for Pop Punk 80’s Concept Band, Hi-Fashion.

For more inofrmation about Juli visit www.julivizza.com