He is the co-founder of Factory Fifteen, a studio that uses animation and emerging technologies to understand and explain the built environment.
[4][5] The film explored the relationship between architecture, class and race, and showed Brixton as a disregarded area populated by London's future robotic workforce.
[8] In 2011 Tavares and other Bartlett graduates established Factory Fifteen, a studio that uses animation and emerging technologies to understand and explain the built environment.
In 2020, Kibwe directed the original story Aisha and Abhaya for the Royal Opera House,[11][12] and executive produced the acclaimed adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s book series Nought’s and Crosses[13][14] for BBC One.
Kibwe's feature directorial debut, The Kitchen, will have its World Premiere at the closing night of this year’s BFI London Film Festival.