Juliana Morris received her BA from Penn State University, where in 1985, she was introduced to a Macintosh computer called the "Lisa." She became enamored with it and has since produced much digital artwork. Following college, Morris worked in New York as a designer and art director in the magazine and advertising fields, and eventually moved to Pittsburgh marketing art at Burton Morris Studios. In 2005, Morris was drawn to create art informed by an interest in spirituality. Utilizing her experience as a computer designer, and moving to canvas and video, she is now exploiting the inherent characteristics of these mediums as a means to expose the multi-dimensionality of our physical and metaphysical environment. In the past two years, Morris has exhibited in several venues including the Mattress Factory, Theatre Square, Future Tenant Gallery, the Kelly Strayhorn Theater, and the Carnegie Museum of Art.