Bulletonastring is the moniker of Bec – a London-based artist, illustrator and muralist working across fine art, large-scale public art and commercial illustration. Her practice explores the relationship between people, nature and place through detailed, narrative-led imagery, woven into compositions that balance symbolism with a sense of play and visual discovery.

Originally from Melbourne, Australia, Bec has developed a practice that moves fluidly between intimate fine-art works and large-scale public and commercial commissions. Her fine art is concerned with the tension between interior and exterior experience; what’s carried unseen versus what’s shown to the world. Recurring symbolic figures act as a kind of visual language for inner worlds and the physical, outer realm. Threaded through is an interest in pop culture, psychology, music and the esoteric. Her murals and illustrations, have been commissioned by organisations, brands, cultural spaces and private clients, with her work often responding directly to the character, history and communities of a particular place.

Her work has been exhibited through a range of independent exhibitions, festivals and collaborative projects. She was selected to exhibit in 2026 at The Urban Tree Festival’s first group show, displaying ‘I’ve Got A River’ and ‘Home & Away’. Other recent highlights include Tower Gallery E13’s 2025 Summer Exhibition, being selected for Paint Lab in 2025 where she worked alongside Japanese researcher Jumpei Kashiwakura and participated in a live painting project at the Great Exhibition Road Festival Kensington and WOM Collective’s ‘Queens of the Wall’ group show at Copeland Gallery in 2024.

Bec’s practice is rooted in illustration, but deliberately resists being confined to a single medium or scale. Whether working on canvas, a gallery piece, a wall or a commercial campaign, she creates work that is visually rich, thoughtful and grounded in a strong sense of place.