Giulia Bruno featured in ArtReview Future Greats Giulia Bruno was featured in the Future Greats series of ArtReview (January–February 2018 issue), which highlights emerging voices shaping the future of contemporary art. In the article written by Mark Rappolt, Bruno is recognized for her ability to produce visually and conceptually dense works that resonate deeply with questions of language, technology, and perception. Her project Artificial Act. Research for a Film (2017–), presented at the Off-Biennale Budapest, serves as a central point of discussion. The work explores the constructed nature of communication and translation through the lens of Esperanto — the “universal language” — opening a reflection on power, ideology, and global interconnection. Bruno’s inclusion in Future Greats acknowledges her ongoing research at the intersection of image, science, and society, and positions her among the artists to watch in the coming years.
