Julie F Hill’s practice uses sculpture and photography as intersecting methodologies to explore deep space and cosmological time. Her work questions scientific knowledge production, the technologies used in its construction and their ecological impact. Her sculptural print investigations reveal the agency of inorganic, extraterrestrial bodies such as asteroids and cosmic dust. Her practice highlights the intimate dialogue between organic life and inorganic cosmic forces. Her work has been exhibited at Tate Britain and National Gallery X and she is currently creating responses to Harvard Plate Stacks as part of an Arts Council DYCP award. Hill’s Parent Body II uses asteroid Bennu data and electron microscope imagery to explore deep cosmic time, organic matter, and expanded scales of perception.