Julia Sang Nguyen (b. August, 1993) is an editorial and portrait photographer based in Hamburg. She studied communication design at State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart and places her main focus on photography. Julia Sang is interested in actions and narratives that hold society together in uncertain times.
She won the first price of the Vogue Germany Photo Contest (July 2018), has been featured in the magazine since then and was shortlisted for Belfast Photo Festival 2022. Group exhibitions have taken place at Museum Casa Masaccio, San Giovanni Valdarno, Italy (Dez 2015) and VOGUE Salon, Berlin (July 2018). Her photo essay for STIRLING Magazine was exhibited at The Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart (2021).
Selected publications include DIE ZEIT, Fluter, FAZ Quarterly, Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, Der Spiegel, Missy Magazin, Capital, Vogue Germany, Vogue Britain, Staatstheater Stuttgart Spielzeitbuch 19/20, Reihe 5, Esquire Germany, Fucking Young, Zukunftsreport 2022, Psychologie Heute, ZEITCampus.
Selected clients include Die Staatstheater Stuttgart, Stuttgarter Ballett, DIE ZEIT, FRNKOW, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Hessisches Landestheater Marburg, Hugo Boss, Kulturamt Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg Stiftung, Junges Ensemble Stuttgart, Zentrum für Kulturelle Teilhabe Baden-Württemberg.
She won the first price of the Vogue Germany Photo Contest (July 2018), has been featured in the magazine since then and was shortlisted for Belfast Photo Festival 2022. Group exhibitions have taken place at Museum Casa Masaccio, San Giovanni Valdarno, Italy (Dez 2015) and VOGUE Salon, Berlin (July 2018). Her photo essay for STIRLING Magazine was exhibited at The Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart (2021).
Selected publications include DIE ZEIT, Fluter, FAZ Quarterly, Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin, Der Spiegel, Missy Magazin, Capital, Vogue Germany, Vogue Britain, Staatstheater Stuttgart Spielzeitbuch 19/20, Reihe 5, Esquire Germany, Fucking Young, Zukunftsreport 2022, Psychologie Heute, ZEITCampus.
Selected clients include Die Staatstheater Stuttgart, Stuttgarter Ballett, DIE ZEIT, FRNKOW, Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Hessisches Landestheater Marburg, Hugo Boss, Kulturamt Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg Stiftung, Junges Ensemble Stuttgart, Zentrum für Kulturelle Teilhabe Baden-Württemberg.
