Gee’s creative process is fuelled by a passion for cultural exchange with food, drawing inspiration from a rich tapestry of experiences, cultures, and emotions.

From the vibrant energy of local markets to the intimate connections forged over communal meals, Gee finds beauty and significance in everyday moments. Her illustrative art and design celebrate these experiences, expressing joy and connection.

A woman standing outdoors in front of autumn trees, dressed in a green sweater, gray hat, colorful scarf, and holding freshly harvested beets.

Photograph by Rebecca Naen

Gee is a Visual Artist, Illustrator & creative host, Unified by the themes of gastronomy & the garden, she enjoys making intersections with fashion, travel & the human experience.

Beyond the studio, Gee extends her artistic vision into the realm of creative direction, blending art, storytelling, and attention to detail to events. In the spring, Gee curated and hosted A Spring Table at Soho Farmhouse (March 25’) where food, art, and the sensorial merge. Each event is a living extension of her artistic practice, where every element, from table design to the menu, is thoughtfully considered to create an immersive and memorable experience.

Since graduating with a BA (Hons) in Illustration from the UoG in 2023, Gee has received several awards for her artistic endeavours including multiple solo exhibitions. Her work has been internationally commissioned and exhibited nationally.

Gee's style is rooted in the importance of seeing ‘the hand’ in her work. Focussing on layering textural and gestural lines with carefully considered colour palettes to create images that feel both crafted and contemporary. Because of this, her work adapts to both commercial and fine art projects, as well as immersive events, making her a great match for industries spanning hospitality, publishing, literature, fashion, and design.

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Founder & Designer:

The Lonely Arts Club, Cheltenham (A members club for creatives seeking community, connection and networking opportunities)

Residencies:

Collaborative residency on regenerative art - Southcombe Barn, North Dartmoor (Feb 25)

Awards & Exhibitions:

Solo show for supported artist of the year award - Sixteen Gallery (Jan 23)

Selected group exhibition ‘Pink’ - The Wilson Museum (Jul 23)

Selected mentee for Soho House X CMN (Oct 23),

Illustrator of the year, best in show - University of Gloucestershire (Nov 23),

Shortlist for ‘New Contemporaries’ (Apr 24),

Selected group exhibition - Sixteen Gallery x Papyro Studio (Jun 24)