Electric Catwalk

Public Art Commission for Kensington+Chelsea Art Week

Electric Catwalk Fashion inspired Colourful Public Art by June MAMIMU

Electric Catwalk is a celebration of bold optimism. Expressed through joyful colours and playful patterns, this electrifying public art installation invites visitors to recharge their energy in the most decadent way.

Inspiration

For this street takeover placemaking art, I’ve taken inspiration from visionary eras—from the glamour of Art Deco, to the empowering fashion of Biba, and the Victorian electrical inventor R.E.B. Crompton, whose blue plaque graces Kensington Court, where this public art takes place.

Decadant Biba fashion
Colonel R.E.B. Crompton

Kensington Kinema with Art Deco motif, The opulent style of Biba, and Victorian electrical inventor, R.E.B. Crompton
(Source: London Museum & The Institution of Engineering and Technology)

Strike a pose

Expressed through joyful colours and playful patterns, this electrifying installation invites visitors to recharge their energy in the most decadent way. There are photo opportunity areas with playful phrases like I’m electrifying, Fully Empowered, Recharging In Progress.

Opens to the public 6—10pm, Monday 23 June 2025
Closes 23 July 2025

Selected through the Opportunity Kensington BID Open Call, this urban intervention is in collaboration with Kensington + Chelsea Art Week and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.