Justice grew up with a creativity-loving mother who was a photographer and painter, and who previously worked at Artists for Humanity. From the age of two, Justice was exposed to the world of creativity, developing a deep love for it. At 10 years old, she picked up a camera for the first time and hasn’t put it down since. She continues to learn new aspects of photography. Following in her mother’s footsteps Justice works at Artists For Humanity, where she says the community has provided her with the space to further art education and express her creative vision.

All of my artwork reflects the mood I felt in the moment or a phase in my life that I’m going through. I have been taking pictures for four years and have gained experience in various areas of photography, though I primarily focus on digital photography.