Genevieve Geller is a painter, ceramicist and graphic designer based in Brooklyn, New York.

Genevieve earned her BFA in Graphic Design from Chapman University in Orange, California. She graduated with departmental honors and was the recipient of the Virginia Purcell Award. From 2020-2022 she was an art director at Giant Spoon in Los Angeles, spearheading campaigns with global brands and receiving a Shorty Award for her work on ‘Animal Crossing: Biden Island.’ Since 2022 she has worked independently as a graphic designer and artist. In 2023 and 2024 she was commissioned by Live Nation to create unique works for Aminé, Remi Wolf and Phoebe Bridgers. She continues to design for artists, content creators, and brands, focusing primarily on brand identity, logos, and event posters as a designer, as well as growing and expanding her fine arts practice in painting and ceramics.

In 2025 she showed her work in group exhibitions ‘Roots and Visions’ at the Ernest Rubenstein Gallery (New York, NY) ‘Creature Comforts’ at Nails Salon Gallery (Brooklyn, NY) and had her debut two-person show ‘Relic Theater’ at Kaleidoscope Studios (Brooklyn, NY) with Lu Walstad. She was a recipient of the KIKI100 grant which sponsored the production of an apparel collection, and was commissioned by Free People to create a limited edition ceramic collection to be sold in stores.