Yulia Brodskaya draws endless inspiration from the natural world, often blending elements like flowers, animal patterns, and human faces in her paper creations. This fusion emphasizes the deep connection between humans and nature, a theme that resonates throughout her work. Her unique paper manipulation technique, which she calls "Painting with Paper," transforms simple strips of paper into intricate, textured compositions. By arranging colored paper in ways similar to mixing paints on a palette, Yulia’s work achieves the tactile quality of painting while adding a three-dimensional effect that makes the art come alive.

While Yulia's early career involved holiday-themed designs—such as snowflakes and Christmas trees for various brands—her artistic practice has since evolved toward more self-initiated, fine art pieces. Although she no longer creates holiday-specific works, the experience laid the foundation for her growth as an artist. The shift reflects her desire to explore new artistic directions and move beyond the commercial design space.

Yulia sees a strong connection between art and fashion, often describing fashion as "wearable art." Both fields share a dynamic exchange of ideas, with influences crossing over seamlessly. In her own work, Yulia incorporates textile patterns into her paper portraits, merging the visual languages of both art forms. Her ultimate goal is to evoke a sense of wonder and beauty, contributing to the world’s visual richness through both her art and her appreciation for beautifully designed clothing.

Through her delicate and emotive use of paper, Yulia Brodskaya shows us that true art is about more than just form—it’s about connection.