MA (Hons) Fine Art, Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh, 2024Georgia Boardman's artistic practice stands out for its meticulous exploration of form, light, and materiality, with the circle at the core of her conceptual framework. This simple yet profound shape represents continuity, connection, and infinite potential, interpreted through repetitive processes and evolving explorations. Her work transcends the act of creation, inviting viewers to engage with the transformation of materials - such as glass and metal - into dynamic entities that interact with light and space.At the heart of my artistic exploration lies the circle: a shape that embodies infinite possibility, continuity, and connection. This elemental form serves as both muse and method, guiding my journey into the depths of materiality and the exploration of form and beauty. My work is a dialogue between the abstract and the tangible, where the circle acts as a lens through which my art practice evolves.
Concerned about buying a piece you haven’t seen in the flesh?
We don’t currently have a gallery space where you can view the work in person, though depending on where you’re based, a studio visit can sometimes be arranged. What we’ve found, overwhelmingly, over twenty-two years: when someone falls for a piece on screen, the real thing is more, not less. Colour, surface, scale, presence. It works that way around. It’s why, across two decades, our returns have been minuscule.
But rest assured: if it isn’t right when it arrives, it can be returned within fourteen days.
