Miss Bugs is an artistic duo composed of two artists, one from London and one from Bristol. The pseudonymous partnership was established in 2007. Miss Bugs is known for their mixed media works, which often incorporate elements of collage, print, and sculpture. Their creations often contain a range of pop culture references, exploring themes of consumerism, commodification, and the mass production of art. They're known for their layering techniques and use of resin, often embedding different items in the resin to create intricate and striking compositions. Some of their well-known pieces include "Dirty Art Holding Hands with Popular Culture," which is a critique of the relationship between art and popular culture, and "Cut Out and Fade Out," a street art project where silhouettes were cut out from outdoor advertisements. Miss Bugs' art often incorporates many iconic characters and figures, both from popular culture and the art world, in ways that challenge and critique their status and meaning. They are known for their unconventional approach to creating art, often working with a wide range of materials and techniques. Their work often explores the themes of identity, the art world, and consumerism, and they have become known for their distinctive style of pop-art collage. They frequently employ a technique that involves layering images and materials, then encasing them in resin, which gives their work a three-dimensional quality. This, combined with their use of bright, vivid colors, results in pieces that are visually striking and immediately recognizable. Miss Bugs are also known for their "Parlour" installations, which they've hosted in both the US and UK. These installations typically feature a variety of their works and often have a theme related to consumer culture or the art world. For instance, in one of their "Parlour" shows, they created a "sweet shop" where the "sweets" were miniature versions of their resin-encased artworks, making a statement about the commodification of art. Over the years, Miss Bugs has gained a significant following and their work has been exhibited in various galleries and exhibitions worldwide. They've also done a number of street art projects, further expanding their reach and impact.