Originating from Scotland, Gibson graduated from Edinburgh Collage of Art in 2009 and in 2012 relocated the studio to Berlin until the end of 2017. Gibson is currently based at The Edinburgh Sculpture workshop and works between there and Glasgow. She divides her time making public Art and doing large scale private commissions, whilst also independently exhibiting and working in a satellite lab with ASCUS in collaboration with Paul Darby composite solutions. Gibson was sponsored and supported by global resin manufacturers Cray Valley that then was taken over by Polynt Composites for 11 years and has been represented by The Albemarle Gallery London and Magic Beans Gallery Berlin.
Gibson predominantly combines polyester resins with recycled fabrics, using various practical processes to complete work, sculpting casts at marble factories, moulding metals with onsite metal recycling machinery and lacquering art works at local car garages. Gibsons practice has been and continues to be supported by production pioneers such as DURA,BASF and NOURYON.
Gibson’s practice and innovative work with resins is sponsored and supported by global resin manufacturer Polynt composites.