Gabriel Moses has developed a visual language that moves across creative fields, by shaping campaigns and imagery for Louis Vuitton, Corteiz, i-D, The Face, and artists like Skepta and Dave, while also directing the video for “Chains & Whips” by Clipse and Kendrick Lamar, extending that language into narrative storytelling through the Music industry as well.

A film presentation in New York pushed the work into physical space, allowing audiences to experience it collectively rather than through a screen, further embodying the idea of community in his work.

In November, through the Gabriel Moses Educational Program at ICA, launched in collaboration with Nike, he hosted a series of free public conversations designed to open access to dialogue around culture and contemporary visual practice. At the core of the work is a visual language that remains recognizable across formats while inviting shared access and participation.