Georgina Matherson

Georgina Matherson
Born 1977 – Wadawurrung Ballarat Victoria

Georgina Matherson is a visual artist whose practice is grounded in abstraction, observation, and an enduring curiosity about the world. Based in Bungaree, Victoria, Matherson draws on  their creative exploration to produce work that invites reflection and interpretive engagement.

Matherson holds a Bachelor of Arts, Honours in Photography from RMIT University. Her time at RMIT played a formative role in her development as an artist, providing the opportunity to immerse herself in visual culture and historical archives while deepening her technical and conceptual skills. Working across documentation, digitisation, and conservation, she cultivated an approach to image-making that is both reflective and research-driven.

Throughout her career Georgina has exhibited extensively in a range of both solo and group exhibitions and collaborated with artists and musicians on film, video, and audiovisual installations. Teaching and community engagement have also informed her practice, enriching her understanding of how visual language can foster connection and shared meaning.

Her abstract work invites viewers to slow down, ask questions, and decipher meaning for themselves—often arriving at moments of calm through ambiguity and layered form.