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About

Kate is a silkscreen obsessive, currently creating from her makeshift print studio in north west London. Her early studies in Printed Textiles fuelled her inherent love of colour, shape & pattern which continue to provide the base to her works.
The kind of printing she is inspired by is process led and utilises chance, hiccups & the happy accidents that this unorthodox approach throws her way. This informal, playful & explorative manner reflects on her practice as predominantly intuitive & self taught.
In essence she is known for her music based artworks, predominantly for her long standing relationship with ‘The Chemical Brothers’.
Alongside her print based artworks & the more commercial illustration side to her practice, she is also an educator. Most recently at Brighton University.
She sometimes collaborates with fellow artist William Luz under the guise of ‘Touching Elbows’. This title reflects an ongoing collective approach to image making, craft, colour & form.

Clients Include..
Apple, Hermés, STUSSY, Folk Clothing, Pentagram, Sunspel, Virgin Records, Levi’s, EMI Music Publishing, Creative Review, Nike, Dries Van Noten, Penguin Random House, Le Monde, Bloomsbury Publishing, The Guardian & Observer, Wired US, IDEA Magazine, British Vogue, ‘Pleasure Garden Magazine’.

© Kate Gibb 2024

Contact

Please email me on..
kategibbdotcodotuk@gmail.com

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Represented by..

BIG ACTIVE

+44 (0)20 7739 5601

jen@bigactive.com
greg@bigactive.com

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Site by Two Times Elliott

'Flock' Textiles

Client / Flock Studio

Touching Elbows’ is a new collaboration between artists, illustrators and educators Kate Gibb and William Edmonds.
It is a project focused on the trading of ideas, forms, colours, patterns, thoughts and the intermingling of their practices. Built on mutual respect and admiration as well as friendship, Kate and Will work collaboratively developing prints through the silk screen layering process, creating artworks full of texture, depth and intrigue.

This collection for ‘Flock’ represents their first commercial creative venture.