Profile
Julia Bruns was born in Bielefeld, Germany, and discovered her passion for arts and design early in her childhood.  At the age of 19 she graduated school with a First Class honors degree in arts and began studying at the University of Applied Science in Würzburg, Germany. She is now about to earn her Diploma Degree in Communication Art and Design. Throughout her studies she created her own highly recognizable graphical style. She specialized in graphics and photography and persuades with extraordinary ideas.

Communication objective
In my pictures the artificiality of the puppet is combined with human liveliness. The body of the puppet represents the ideal of the human body that is inflicted on us by our society.

It is shown how the human body becomes more and more artificial and even lifeless because of this ideal. With this project, I am trying to criticize the ideology of our society, which is developed through journals, magazines, and fashion. I want to shock the viewer. At first sight he should not recognize the fact that parts of the puppet are human. Subsequently the unnaturalness of the image is recovered.

Tools used
I created a pictures by combining of two different ones. Therefore, I chose different tools to make the crossing invisible, for example, a mask.