The sensory zen garden wonderland took over an empty retail unit. Rituals scented the space with the Ritual of Karma; do good and good will come your way. Over half of all visitors returned more than once to the space.

A large-scale outdoor public art installation which invited participants to explore different layers of aquatics. Showcasing the agility of elite swimmers, the positive mental impact of swimming, water inequality within the Commonwealth and ocean pollution.

The exhibition took visitors on a journey through heathland, forest, marshland, and coastal habitats, learning about the UK’s lesser-known endangered species, from the White-Tailed Eagle to the Snowdon Rainbow Beetle and many more.

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Created during the pandemic, Georgia transformed the W London into a staycation destination. Advena (a virtual reality world) explored the ecological and social impact of tourism through an overstimulating sensory experience, drawing on the excessive and fast-paced nature of our current lifestyles. 

Sentia offers visitors an interpretation of the amazing scenery surrounding Chateau Saint-Martin & Spa, and the cleansing renewal of visiting a healing chapel environment through contemporary stained-glass windows. 

RHS commissioned Georgia to create their first ever digital Feature Garden.

Highlighting the nocturnal side to a garden showcasing the unseen beauty of moths at night, while drawing attention to the impacts of light pollution on both human health and nocturnal pollinators.

As Art Director on this project, I wanted to ensure that the project was empowering children to creatively express their imagination.

BBC Arts commissioned Georgia to create a virtual reality experience (VR) with a physical installation discussing ocean pollution.

Viewers are transported to an uninhabited island, far from anyone else on Earth, and are free to explore. However, the landscape is a long way from being a paradise.

Bloom, an animation, formed part of the main stage with Gladys Knight & Nicole Sherzinger. Audiences describe Henley Festival as colour, music and energy blooming in one joyous location!

An interactive VR installation that explores the relationship between man-made materials and the natural environment by enabling the viewer to travel through a series of tunnels that weave through a beautiful digitally rendered forest.