“An explosive burst of fluoro screenprints and monoprints with riot grrrl attitude that comment on women’s place in popular culture”

— ‘Cene Magazine

Kelda Storm is a London-based contemporary with a post-digital sentiment.

Lips, perhaps the ultimate feminine iconography, serve both to sexualise and sensualise. They are also a symbol of speech and voice.

Kelda creates, explores and repurposes imagery and words to create her own visual language that considers femininity, representation and autonomy.

Imagery often repeats throughout Kelda’s practice, Yet, the meaning changes with the juxtaposition of visuals, text and colour.

Choosing screenprint as a fine art medium, artworks are either one-off screenprints or very limited runs. Kelda prints all her own silkscreen artwork in her studio in Woolwich, London.

Kelda also creates large abstract paintings and mixed-media artwork. She has a growing number of collectors worldwide.

‘I love images like Kelda’s that make you think and that force you stop and consider the deeper meaning’

— Donna Ford

Interviews with Kelda:

Flo London

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