ABOUT
BIO
Born; 1991
Education; BA (hons) Illustration, UCA 2013
Having worked as a freelance illustrator, Georgia felt a desire to express herself more freely after relocating from Brighton to the countryside in Buckinghamshire (England) and the birth of her daughter in 2018.
Since then Georgia's work has been seen in Good Housekeeping & InStyle magazine’s and a selection of her prints are stocked in John Lewis. She regularly exhibits through a number of respected UK galleries, works with interior designers and shows at renowned art fairs. Including; The Affordable Art Fair (London), Manchester Art Fair & Surrey Contemporary Art Fair. She had her first solo exhibition of 40 paintings at Cambridge Contemporary Art in 2023, where after a painting demonstration in the gallery, her work was featured in ‘The Cambridge Critique’. Her next solo exhibition is scheduled for October 2026. To see more press interviews click here
Georgia has built a loyal following in a short time, her large scale works have made beautiful statements in client homes and office boardrooms.
Her paintings have been collected worldwide, as far as Canada, America and Australia. Her painting 'Unforgiving Elements' (200 x 150cm) was exhibited at the Oxo Tower, London in 2023 as part of the Chaiya Art Prize and long listed for the Jackson Painting Prize 2022.
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Georgia with her painting ‘Unforgiving Elements’ at the Oxo Tower, London.
PROCESS
Georgia’s contemporary landscape paintings are a vibrant and intuitive response to her surroundings. Inspired by the ever-changing British landscape, Georgia’s paintings capture the energy and pace of nature.
Her work is alive with movement and colour. Impulsive, energetic mark-making infuse the paintings with urgency, while gentler swathes of paint create an atmospheric quality.
Georgia enjoys the immediacy of working en plein air. Rapidly responding to her environment, she grabs leaves to rub in texture and twigs to scrape into the paint. Natural elements like sand and grass become embedded in the works as she captures the energy, earthiness, and windswept feeling that connects her to the landscape.
Back in the studio, Georgia relishes working large scale, using mops and squeegees to manipulate the paint. Colour is paramount; she begins by searching for colours that resonate with her in that moment. Then, bouncing between multiple canvases, the paintings evolve as she responds to each move in an instinctive, frenetic dance.
“Each painting has it’s own journey, I never plan an image or a colour palette as this hinders me from painting with complete freedom and emotion.”
Ultimately, Georgia aims to create a ‘sense of place’ through a language of marks and colour which evoke a raw energy, freedom, and wild beauty. By doing so, she invites the viewer to experience an emotional connection to our inspiring natural landscapes.
GALLERY REPRESENTATION
Cambridge Contemporary Art, Cambridge
Ad Lib Gallery, London
The Art Buyer, Surrey
Gallery 5, Salcome, Devon