Yulia Brodskaya works inside a modern paper‑art movement, shaping bright three‑dimensional scenes from nothing but paper strips and glue. Her technique feels like drawing with light itself, bending color into form with quiet precision.
Yulia Brodskaya at a glance
- Born: 1983, Moscow, Russia
- Based in: United Kingdom
- Known for: Bright three-dimensional scenes made only from paper strips and glue
- Medium: Paper quilling
- Training: MA in Graphic Communication, University of Hertfordshire (2006)
- Recognition: Named a “breakthrough star” by Creative Review in 2009
- Collected by: Oprah, Hermès and SFMOMA, among others
- Official website: artyulia.co.uk
She left digital design early and built a global reputation through her quilling style, now collected by Oprah, Hermès, SFMOMA and many others. Her artworks glow with texture, patience and a kind of gentle poetry.
Q: How did Yulia Brodskaya’s early life shape Yulia Brodskaya
A: Yulia Brodskaya was born in 1983 and always felt a deep fascination for paper, trying many methods before finding her signature style.
Q: What pushed Yulia Brodskaya to grow as an artist
A: Yulia Brodskaya abandoned computer work in 2006, developed her paper‑drawing technique, and quickly became an international breakthrough star.
Q: Where does Yulia Brodskaya live and work
A: Yulia Brodskaya works in the UK, creating paper artworks for museums, brands and private collectors worldwide.
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See more of Yulia Brodskaya’s paper art on her official website: Yulia Brodskaya’s Official Website