Whether it is sweet jam or bitter coffee, they all have their own rich colors. Is it possible to paint a beautiful painting using the colors of these readily available foods? Maybe we can’t, but Italian artist Giulia Bernardelli Turn your spilled coffee into a piece of graffiti art.
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The 27-year-old Italian artist Giulia Bernardelli has a bachelors degree from the Bologna Academy of Art and is currently working with children in museums.
Bernardelli had a gift for transforming the superficial possibilities of matter into something extraordinary. "Instead of brushes, I decided to use items that nature has to offer, such as leaves, peels, or simply food," she told Huffington Post.
“I never plan my creations in advance. For example, while I was drinking coffee I thought about the nuance that if I tipped it over, I could create it. In While eating breakfast, I can imagine the cat stepping on the jam and leaving its footprints."
Bernardelli painted a wide range of things, from text, portraits, objects, natural scenery or even fairy tales, each of which is exquisitely painted and breathtaking.
In addition to using liquid things such as coffee and jam to make paintings, Bernardelli also uses solid things such as apple peels and leaves to make sculptures, which are equally surprising and admirable.
