Georgia Dunn (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist whose work concern’s identity politics, humour, and absurdism. Georgia’s art practice uses different media, focusing on sculpture, print, and performance. Georgia’s works address the socio-cultural topics of   gender hierarchies, signified body types, human-to-animal relationships, and voyeurism.

Un-stabled invites audiences to engage in fantastical realism through camp aesthetics. In herdisplays of oversized ceramic and metal objects and fluorescent colour palette, Georgia creates a heightened version of reality. Georgia draws visual inspiration from collage- particularly from the Riot Grrrl zines of the 1990s; this reference is identifiable in Georgia’s graphic tri-tonal screen prints and finer work that traces over collaged images of horses and burlesque starlets.