Georgia Fielding (b. 2005, London) creates intimate images built from memories of sleepless nights, moments of solitude and personal spaces, primary through oil paint and printmaking. She is currently fixated on dream-like bedroom and bathroom scenes stemming from personal memory and understanding of these spaces. Playing with stereotypical elements, objects and actions that make up a bedroom or bathroom. She builds and forms these spaces, none of which are real, from memory and knowledge of how these rooms look and function. These spaces are of particular interest because of their inherent privacy and intimacy, spaces that can be solely one’s own and can be the most vulnerable of environments.
Fielding enjoys playing with the nude or semi-nude figure in her work, playing with the voyeuristic history of how the nude female figure has been placed in these environments, with her figures often seen from behind, not in direct contact with the viewer. Depicting the figure and particularly women’s lives has always been central to her practice. This has turned to a personal reflection through her paintings. Although her current practice does not intend to be self-portraiture, it is still very much informed by personal experience.
She is currently studying Fine Art Painting at Camberwell College of Arts.
Selected works are available for purchase on Jacksons Art Gallery.
Read Fielding’s interview with Jacksons Art blog here.
Exhibitions
Jacksons Art Prize 2026, Bankside Gallery, London
June 2026
Affordable Art Fair 2026: Jacksons Art prize Stall, London.
May 2026
Interlude, Camberwell Second Year Painting show, The Handbag Factory, London.
Apr 2026
Rooms, curated by Penelope Gordan, Safehouse 2, Peckham, London.
Oct 2025
Pitstop: First Year Painting Show, Camberwell College of Arts, London.
May 2025
Dream this Silly, Queer Youth Art Collective, Queer Circle, London.
Oct-Dec 2024
Manchester School of Art Foundation Show, Manchester.
June 2024
Awards
Cass Art Prize, Shortlisted 2026
Jacksons Art Prize, Planographic Award 2026
Fine Art Alumni Award, Manchester School of Art UAL Foundation 2024
Last updated: August 2026