bio

Georgina Lewis makes work that probes the junctures of the human and the machine; nature and the built environment. With sound, photography, sculpture, and drawing she creates work that is humorous, insightful, and at times gaudy. Her work has been presented at numerous venues including the Visual Studies Workshop, National University of Ireland, REDCAT in Los Angeles, Axiom, and Art Interactive.

Georgina was a 2005 artist in residence at the Millay Colony in New York state, a 2010 fellow at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, and was awarded a Director's Grant in 2007 from the Council for the Arts at MIT. She received her MFA in sound from Bard College in 2006 and holds undergraduate degrees from Franklin and Marshall College and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Raised in Pennsylvania and Nova Scotia she now lives and works in Boston. Her work has been reviewed in The Boston Globe, Afterimage, and The Wire among others. For additional information please see www.birdfur.com. Georgina blogs about food and art at illroastedegg.wordpress.com.