Georgia Saxelby makes installations, sculptures and performances that reimagine futures, invite collective actions, and antagonize structures of architecture, power and history.

“Saxelby has built a practice upon collective action and reimagined futures for communities through the lens of architecture, archive building, and ritual-making. We may begin to situate her within larger international art movements that not only critique the telling of history, but offer provocative and timely alternatives to the ways in which we engage with one another and institutions of power.”

Sandy Guttman, Curatorial Assistant, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington DC and curator of lullaby at the Embassy of Australia, Washington, DC, 2019. catalogue essay entitled “no white walls: the magic and the mythic in georgia saxelby’s art.”