Genevieve Gauckler ‘Digitally Isolated’ exhibition
The Paris born illustrator and designer presents her first ever London exhibition.
Written by David McNamara
Posted 16:20 GMT on November 6, 2009
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Parisian illustrator and designer Genevieve Gauckler has just opened her first London exhibition at Kemistry Gallery, which will run until December 19.
Gauckler is renowned for character-based, simplistic designs that have included commissions by musician Beck, Skype and clothing company Uniqlo.
Her aim for this exhibition is to display pieces that are detached from the complicated, hi-tech world we live in with bright, colourful messages.
To be perfectly honest, I don't care about the meaning at all. Those little guys are cool!
For more information, visit the Kemistry Gallery website.
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