A feminist with a spray can, Bambi has been active in the British street art scene for over 10 years often referenced as the ‘female Banksy’ as a testament to her talent and the fastidiously kept secret of her true identity. In that reference, Bambi jokingly refers to Banksy as the Male Bambi- a hit towards our male centric society. Her works focuses on contemporary female identity and its relationship to patriarchal culture. She also highlights political and social injustice.

Bambi is recognised for her stencilled graffiti and has created various works across London. She first gained attention for her 2011 piece Amy Jade  in Camden Town—a tribute to the late singer, Amy Winehouse and her Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend depicting a young Queen Elizabeth II as the Queen of Diamonds. This work was featured in Time Magazine in 2012.

Bambi's work is included in collections around the world including celebrities, Robbie Williams, Adele, Brad Pitt, Kanye West and Rihanna. She has recently held solo shows in the UK, Austria, and the US.

Read Article "Bambi: graffiti artist on why she's more than just a 'female Banksy'", by Hannah Ellis Peterson, The Guardian, 19 October, 2015