Bambi

Bambi is a London-based street artist known for her provocative stencil art, which combines gritty urban aesthetics with sharp social commentary. Often referred to as "the female Banksy," her work addresses themes of feminism, political injustice, and the commodification of celebrity, often featuring iconic figures such as Amy Winehouse and the British royal family. Notable pieces include her 2011 tribute to Amy Winehouse, Amy Jade, and the 2017 mural Lie Lie Land. Since her emergence in 2010, Bambi has gained international recognition, with her work housed in the permanent collection of the Andy Warhol Museum in Slovakia and showcased at prestigious exhibitions like the 57th Venice Biennale. Artspar Magazine ranked her "Don't Shoot" mural among the top 10 most famous pieces of street art globally. Despite her fame, Bambi maintains her anonymity, allowing her art to speak powerfully in public spaces around the world.