Finn Nichol is a recent graduate of Sculpture and Combined Media from Limerick School of Art and Design, Ireland. His practice is a multi-disciplinary enquiry into storytelling. Embracing formal experimentation in his studio practice has yielded an aesthetic language rooted in collage, illustration, and animation- while concurrent musical explorations bear a sonic syntax of richly textured maximalism. United, sound and visuals form technicolour visions of gothic psychedelia. Finn's degree show animation, The Lonely Sea, reflects a year defined by isolation. Devoid of interaction or connection, characters live out choreographed loops against an increasingly surreal world. The method of production is a labour-intensive mixture of hand drawn, Claymation, and digital animation. Finn will draw on his own experimental animation to conduct a workshop exploring the process of creation and storytelling for animation

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This event will take place in room 055 of the MacRobert Building on Kings College Campus, Aberdeen, in person with all Covid-19 safety measures in place. Please let us know if you have registered but cannot attend as soon as possible as places are limited. 

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If this in-person event cannot take place due to covid-19 restrictions at the time, or for any other reason, we will move it online and provide you with a link.