Berlin- and Milan-based artist Giulia Bruno works with photography and video. She received an MA in biology from Università degli Studi in Milan before going on to study photography at CFP Bauer, Milan and filmmaking at Civica Scuola di Cinema Luchino Visconti, Milan. Her artistic and photographic research focuses primarily on issues of identity, technology, language, and architecture, and the contradictions that arise through their interaction. As a filmmaker, she is interested in the boundary between the artificial and the natural, and its difficult identification in contemporary structures—both material and abstract—with reference to climate change, science, and biodiversity. Of particular interest is the fragility of landscapes and languages, and the fractures that emerge in human relationships. Her short film Capital was awarded first prize at Visioni Italiane 2015 and in 2018 her work was selected in the Future Greats of ArtReview. She has collaborated for many years with Armin Linke. In collaboration with scientists of the Anthropocene Working Group, Bruno and Linke recently developed an exhibition for Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin.