My work is an exploration of Urban Realism—taking the raw energy of the streets and filtering it through a lens of Neon Romance.
Born and raised in England and shaped by life across three continents, my inspiration is a collision of high-vibrational living and literary grit.
From five years in the electric pulse of Shanghai and the concrete layers of DTLA to the alpine sanctuary of Aspen, the vineyards of St. Helena, and the coastal peace of Carmel, my work is fueled by atmospheric electronic music and the tension between passion, street chaos, and minimal luxury.
My art is Alchemy: I transform life’s grit into vibrant beauty, wiring the darkness into an electric light.
My signature Neon Romance is a response to a life of global exploration—from solo journeys through India to the fluorescent glow of Asian megacities. These vistas taught me how light defines the spirit of a place.
Driven by the “go all the way” intensity of Bukowski and a deep obsession with love and passion, my work is a romantic defiance against the darkness. I embrace the unpolished marks of the human experience—heavy textures and chaotic spray—to illuminate the path forward.
Every canvas is a bridge for the soul, proving that even in the messiest parts of our lives, there is a vibrant light that refuses to go out.
This is my Wine of Forever—the persistent hope that carries us through.
Each piece is a love letter signed with a ❤️ ????
Growing up in an artistic family, Bekah absorbed the rhythm and flow of the creative life while learning alongside her father, Simon Bull. Her artistic and visual education continued at the Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, during a time when digital photography cautiously surpassed traditional film. In the early days of her career she was a fashion buyer for leading designer boutiques in California.
Bekah's understanding of diverse cultures is reflected in her mixed media paintings, which feature thick, granular layers of paint and translucent films of color. She employs a wide range of media, including spray paint, fluid acrylics, spackle and acetone. Her art vacillates between energetic neon colors and softer earth tones, always portraying a romantic, optimistic view of the world. Painting outdoors from her deck, she continues to explore her artistic vision against the backdrop of Carmel's artsy picturesque downtown.