B. 1997, Bradford, UK. Based in Manchester

Georgina Hustler predominantly works in oil paint, creating vibrant compositions that fuse contemporary social life with imagery drawn from history, patterns, motifs, and text. Her practice explores the consistency of human behaviour across time, questioning how social media, self-censorship, and curated identities shape modern expression and authenticity.

In her more recent works, she explores the idea that pub culture and collective social experience are embedded within human existence as deeply as the natural landscape itself. The social and the environmental are treated as equal forces that continually interact and shape one another.

Her work invites viewers to reflect on what remains fundamentally unchanged beneath shifting social values, aesthetics, and historical contexts.