Julia Bugram transforms art into lived community at the intersection of sociopolitical discourse. Through drawing, graphics, objects, and social sculptures like Raising Hands (1 million cent coins as a symbol of peace) or Attention Ants!, she creates new, communal spaces. As a board member of IntAkt (founded in 1977), she advocates for solidarity and the visibility of female artists. She understands her feminist practice as a living engagement. For her, art is an invitation to co-create and to transform—an open exchange, solidarity, and sometimes provocation. Between I and we, between memory and vision, between what is and what could be.