International Women’s Day · Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce
CONTOURS
Created for Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce’s International Women’s Day celebration, CONTOURS: Lead with Heart blends Queensland landscapes with portraits of women across ages and cultures. Hundreds of faces morph into one another, suggesting the connections between lives, places and generations. Featuring Natalie Cook OAM OLY, Natasha Price and Dominique Lamb, the one-minute film carries its story through movement, music and double exposure. Made for a single event, it now lives on as a cultural record of leadership, courage and place.
Case study
Case study · October 2026 · Pages 4
Delivered for brisbane north chamber of commerce | iwd 2026 film / 60 seconds
Contours
Lead with heart / women, country and courage
People, place and connection
Hundreds of women's faces, across ages and cultures, morph seamlessly into one another. Expression tracking carries each change, suggesting that we are all connected. Georgie's recurring people-and-place theme appears in double exposures that blend Queensland's nature with human faces. Movement and music let audiences feel that connection without explanation.
Leadership and legacy
Featuring Australian athletes Natalie Cook OAM OLY and Natasha Price, alongside Dominique Lamb, the film celebrates women who lead with heart. It connects courage and legacy to Queensland's places and eco-tourism promise. HEULDINS and Jaclyn Marquis commissioned the work.
A lasting cultural asset
Released on 8 March 2026 as a public digital artwork, CONTOURS was accepted into the National Library of Australia and published with ISBN 978-0-646-73618-1. A film made for one event now has a life as a cultural record for Brisbane and beyond.
Sources: Interactor CONTOURS page; IWD film brief; BNCC and Georgie Pinn correspondence, October 2026. Images supplied by Georgie Pinn.
