Georgia Peskett studied at Epsom School of Art before going to New York for three years where she began painting, experimenting with surrealist painting and figuration whilst working as a studio assistant.
Her recent works between 2020 and 2026 use metaphors that often describe her internal dialogue.
Peskett's works are included in notable private and public collections worldwide, including BT Telecom Collection London, Bentley's Headquarters Cheshire, The Earl of Chichester, Verve Properties London, and SIP Partners London.
Statement: My painting takes on amorphous identities, using veils as metaphors, employing stretched silk as my medium on which I then apply the paint; paintings that highlight the quiet observations I find as I excavate past events and memory.
These memory paintings combine with the things in my current environment to create a new language, reclaiming an authentic voice through my painting.
Group Exhibitions and Events,2025 and 2026.
Little Precious Little, Platforms Project Athens, co-curated by Jackie Berridge and Cynthia Harrison Orr. Sept 2026
OBJECT SUBJECT, Lea Green Library, London, curated by Josie Jenkins. Sept 2026
ILLUMINATED at the Royal Society of Arts, curated by AOAP Gemma Peppe. June 2026
Irving Gallery Open Oxford Feb 26
Unquiet Landscapes, Yorkshire Art Space, co-curated by Joanna Whittle and YAS, Sheffield. Jan 26
London Group Open, Copeland Gallery, Peckham. Nov 26
Doubles and Triples, Group show at Three Rooms Gallery, London. Curated by Lucy Cade, Oct 2025
100/50 Unit 1 Gallery, London, June 2025
Linden Hall Winter Open Exhibition, Deal, Kent. Jan 2025
Long-listed for The Contemporary British Painting Prize. 2023 & 2024
A Room of One's Own, Group Exhibition Irving Gallery Oxford. Feb 2024
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. 2015, 19, 20, 22
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Unquiet Landscapes
PublicationA catalogue download to accompany Unquiet Landscapes 2025 -
Unquiet Landscapes 2025-26
Installation images 4 December 2025 - 24 January 2026Images from both the Private View and the artist's talk on 4.12.25 photography Will Slater Persistence Works Yorkshire Art Space Sheffield -
Corridor 8 Review 2025
January 7, 202607.01.2026 — Unquiet Landscapes Yorkshire Artspace , Sheffield by Hanna Dhaimish
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