Her work is shaped by a career that has moved across disciplines rather than followed a single medium. She spent fifteen years in fashion design before expanding into music, visual art, creative programming, public speaking, and immersive experience.

Across those forms, the through-line has remained the same: a curiosity about what happens when seemingly separate ideas, mediums, and people are brought together.

Today, Judy creates and collaborates on work that combines sound, light, installation, voice, performance, technology, and environment. Her emerging immersive project PORTAL, created with light artist Janet Hansen, explores this intersection through live sound and voice within a responsive field of light.

Her background also includes years of designing and curating arts programming, performing and making music, exhibiting visual work, and speaking about creativity and technology. Rather than treating these as separate careers, Judy's current practice brings them into conversation.

She is interested in creating work for galleries, cultural spaces, unconventional environments, and site-specific settings—and in collaborating with artists, technologists, designers, musicians, and spaces to create experiences that couldn't exist through one medium alone.