Bonnie And Clyde

Bonnie and Clyde is a contemporary British artist, whose mixed media collage and print-work centres around scenes of the urban imaginary. Crossing medium and type, Bonnie and Clyde’s work takes the form of limited edition screen-prints, mixed media originals on paper, wood and canvas as well as 3D pieces. Employing a blend of photography, collage and paint, the emotive art of Bonnie and Clyde explores the psychogeography of the metropolis, immersing the viewer in beautiful and bizarre cityscapes.

Steph Burnley (the creative spark behind Bonnie and Clyde) studied 3D design at Kingston University, before setting up her own graphic design business in Manchester, where she created posters, brochures, book sleeves, illustrations, T-shirts, signage, and festival campaigns. Burnley also worked in urban fashion and as a photographer for various music and culture magazines, before decamping to Brighton with her beloved Leica camera. It was here that her passion for photography and graphics fused in the art of screen-printing: a practice that became the cornerstone of her distinctive, collage aesthetic.

Bonnie and Clyde works from her studio in Brighton. She currently exhibits with a number of galleries across the country and sells at art fairs nationally and internationally with Liberty Gallery, as well as working on commissions for private collectors. Notable exhibitions include solo shows at 45 Park Lane (London) curated by Ackerman Studios in association with Liberty Gallery, Lilford Gallery (Canterbury), Lawrence Alkin Gallery (London) and ‘Subterraneans’ a Beat Culture curated exhibition at Leeds College of Art exhibition where her work was shown alongside artists Kim Gordon, Yoko Ono, and Gavin Turk. Plus numerous shows including Hicks Gallery (London), Enter Gallery (Brighton) and For Arts Sake (London) amongst others