Georgia Wildgoose
I am a creative and enjoy telling stories and bringing them to life. Attention to detail is everything and I utilise printmaking and artist book approaches through extensive research and sketchbook work. Discovering the subject matter in-depth to find the small little details is key to my work. I mainly focus on historic stories that still hold meaning in our society today and research to explore the best way to retell these stories to a contemporary audience.
09:00am 21st October 1966
This pair of prints highlight the tragic event that occurred in the town of Aberfan in Wales and these aerial shots show the set-up of the landscape, the monumental coal slag heaps towering above the village below.
09:13am 21st October 1966
The second print highlights the deep dark scar that the landslip left carving through the landscape towards and through the village, causing mass loss of life and showed a failure in regulations of coal mining.
St Kilda: A Moment in Time
This project covered my grandad's time with the RAF spent on the remote island of St Kilda documented through handwritten letters. This highlights key aspects of his time on the island and way of life.
St Kilda: A Moment in Time
An example of one of the cubes which incorporates tonal gradient, embossing and typography whilst using quotes from his letters to highlight the construction of a road and the top secret nature of the project he was a part of.
St Kilda Seascape I
Working along side my St Kilda: A Moment of Time project, these etching prints captured the atmospheric landscape of St Kilda.
St Kilda Seascape II
Working along side my St Kilda: A Moment of Time project, these etching prints captured the atmospheric landscape of St Kilda.