Tim Georgeson is a filmmaker and photographic artist whose
oeuvre features mystical insight on cultural enclaves, environmental and
humanitarian crisis zones, street life and haunted landscapes. His unique
perspective inside the boundaries of art and documentary captures complex
dynamics in contemporary life in a momentous time of globalism and
technological change. His current film work merges found moments and
storytelling with musical design in groundbreaking collaborations, most notably
with Australian Indigenous artists and communities in landscapes that have been
transformed by natural disasters.

Georgeson is the recipient of World Press Photo, Leica
Camera, International Centre for Photography (New York), and National
Geographic awards. He has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in France,
the UK, Japan, Korea, The Netherlands, Canada, the US, and Australia. His work
is held in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery of Australia, the Australian
Museum, the Bundanon Trust Art Museum as well as in regional galleries,
museums, and private collections internationally.