
I paint abstract landscapes in search of belonging and ecological remedy. Painting teaches me about my relationship to place, moving and memory. I typically paint in three ways: by layering colour I describe my eidetic memories of a place, arranged topographically like a map; by painting outside I record my bodily experience of a place-bound event, using colour to describe sensation; I stage dioramas, referencing memory, traditional landscape painting, sci-fi and outdoor painting, to explore world building. I investigate how landscapes reflect cultural attitudes to land, and experiment with translating ecological philosophy into painting, to explore how landscapes could be reimagined for modern place relations.
Georgina graduated from Lancaster University in 2020 with a BA in Fine Art. She went on to win the Freelands Painting Prize 2020, and co-found an artist collective and studio space called The GAP Studio in Morecambe, Lancashire. where she runs public facing, place-based projects and a podcast. She completed a studio residency at Bankside Hotel London with the gallery Contemporary Collective, She is currently based in Manchester, at Depot Studios.