Georgina Lohan

Georgina Lohan is a Vancouver-based sculptor whose forty-year career has developed into an exploration of physical reality as a series of porous membranes, examining how geological time, current human timelines, and hidden geometries that hold reality together interact.

While recognized for her twenty-year dedication to porcelain sculpture, Lohan’s practice is built upon a deeper multidisciplinary foundation in painting, printmaking, set design, architectural finishes and jewelry.

This diverse background informs her current pivot into geopolymer mineral composites - the intersection where material density meets spatial scale.

Bridging ancient Tuscan rope-molding (formatura su corda) with potassium-activated geopolymer composites, Lohan is creating monumental vessels, sculpture and architectural reliefs that unite traditional Italian surface finishes with the translucent luster of Parian porcelain. Her upcoming solo exhibition, The Temple of Transition (working title), debuts at Il Museo (Vancouver) in 2028.