20 years ago Georgia Hodges moved to the Outer Sunset neighborhood of San Francisco, a location that has come to define and expand her output as an artist. The proximity to the rigors of the edge of the Pacific Ocean takes hold of her interior perspective, and what has manifested is a cross-pollination of creative practices. The fog, land, sea, and air inspire...elucidate, really...her ceramics, paintings, and drawings. Her studio, a deliberately half-finished celebration of physical process, is a reminder that the journey is often more relevant than the destination. That self-determined cultural and political focus gave birth to a three story mural in 2020 inspired by the Green New Deal, an activated piece that cements her declarative place as an artist to watch. Georgia is the co-steward of the Far Out West Community Garden and is founder and co-curator of the Far Out West Community Outdoor Film Series.