Georgia Dalzell b. 2001
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Dalzell's paintings juxtapose intimacy and detachment through scenes drawn from filmic references, photography, and lived encounters. Rooted in the rural landscapes of Northern England where she spent her formative years, her paintings return to motifs of bare trees, quiet roads, and untended paths.
Framed through distanced, camera-like perspectives, subtle traces of human presence create a tautness, positioning the viewer as witness to something dormant yet charged.
Materiality plays an active role within the work. Surfaces built with chalk, marble dust, and translucent glazes mediate the viewer's visual access, creating paintings in which density and stillness are held in tension.
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