Biog

Born in Glasgow and now living and working in Moray, Scotland, Georgina is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans large-scale installation, performance, film installation, sculpture, and moving image. Their creative background began in theatre, before extending into television and film, experiences that continue to inform a strong sense of narrative, spatial awareness, and embodied practice within their work.

Georgina studied Fine Art at Moray School of Art, initially focusing on photography before expanding into expanded and time-based forms. This shift marked the development of a materially and conceptually driven practice, often working at scale and engaging directly with space, audience, and context. Residencies, including time spent working in Berlin, have further shaped an international and research-led approach to making.

Alongside their artistic practice, Georgina has extensive experience as a gallerist and curator, contributing to the development and presentation of contemporary art through both independent and institutional contexts. They currently sit on the Board of Directors at Moray Art Centre, where they are involved in strategic and governance roles supporting the visual arts in the region.

Georgina is presently undertaking an infill course at Moray School of Art while preparing for their largest exhibition to date at The Wyllieum in Greenock. This forthcoming exhibition responds directly to the legacy of artist George Wyllie, engaging critically and materially with his ideas, methodologies, and enduring cultural impact.