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Shocked! The spilled coffee turned into a beautiful painting in her hands.

Published: 2026-02-04 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/02/04, Do you get as mad as this when food spills on your clothes? Sweet jam, bitter coffee. Although we are annoyed that they spill on our clothes in our daily life, if you feel them carefully, you will find that they have full color. Although we can't dispose of them, but the artist below, to these pour

Usually when food is spilled on your clothes, do you freak out like this?

Sweet jam or bitter coffee. Although we will be annoyed that they are spilled on our clothes in our daily life, if we feel them with our heart, we will find that they have full colors. Although we can't dispose of them, the artist below has his own unique way to deal with the spilled food.

Julia Bernard (Giulia Bernardelli)

From Italy, graduated from Bologna Academy of Art, bachelor's degree. Currently working in the local museum, working in positions related to children.

By chance, Julia was inspired by carelessly spilled coffee and used it as an opportunity to create a series of graffiti art.

It is true that art comes from life. It was from a flash of life that Julia created a "work of art" of her own painting style.

Gradually, Julia's painting materials are no longer limited to coffee. She found that she had a lot of "paint" around her: red wine, tea, jam and even fruit.

Not only has she made great innovations in painting "pigments", but Julia has also taken inspiration from life in her painting tools. She never uses traditional tools, but uses her hands, leaves and peels as brushes.

Julia also said that she had never made a creative plan before painting and was completely impromptu. If she happens to spill the coffee, she can use it to create. Even when she smeared jam for breakfast, she imagined the cat leaving footprints by stepping on the jam.

Julia has a rich imagination. In her many works, there are not only depictions of real life, but also depictions of the fantasy world. Imagination extends infinitely over a square inch of canvas.