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Bonnie and Clyde

Paradise (Lost and Found)

Giclee with silkscreen glazes and metallic gold on 330gsm Somerset paper with hand torn edges.
Signed, limited edition of 60.
Size: 112 x 72cm
Unframed
Release date 9th March. Delivery within 1-2 weeks after release date.

About the artist

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Bonnie and Clyde is a Brighton based artist who uses collage, type and photography to produce visually arresting screen-prints and mixed media collages. She studied Furniture and 3D Design at Kingston University before setting up her own graphic design business in Manchester, working primarily within the creative industries, creating everything from posters, brochures, book sleeves and tee-shirts to textiles and festival campaigns.

Bonnie and Clyde decamped to the seaside with her beloved Leica camera a few years ago and learnt the art of screen-printing. Her interest in street photography, psychogeography, architecture and the sea are often reflected within the use of colour and graphical elements that shape her work.

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Giclee with silkscreen glazes and metallic gold on 330gsm Somerset paper with hand torn edges.
Signed, limited edition of 60.
Size: 112 x 72cm
Unframed
Release date 9th March. Delivery within 1-2 weeks after release date.

About the artist

+
Bonnie and Clyde is a Brighton based artist who uses collage, type and photography to produce visually arresting screen-prints and mixed media collages. She studied Furniture and 3D Design at Kingston University before setting up her own graphic design business in Manchester, working primarily within the creative industries, creating everything from posters, brochures, book sleeves and tee-shirts to textiles and festival campaigns.

Bonnie and Clyde decamped to the seaside with her beloved Leica camera a few years ago and learnt the art of screen-printing. Her interest in street photography, psychogeography, architecture and the sea are often reflected within the use of colour and graphical elements that shape her work.

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