Saturday 29 November, 4-6pm

Finn Gibson is a British photographic artist whose work explores the spirit and sensation of being immersed within a landscape. His image making process involves observing and interrogating the relationship between people and place. Captivated by the natural world and untamed landscapes, Gibson makes regular trips to remote regions of the British Isles and beyond. Drawing inspiration from landscape painters such as Turner and Constable, he has an inherent attention to the way light falls on a subject.

The use of analogue techniques remains crucial in his practice. Splitting his time between London and his darkroom in Wiltshire, Gibson has converted an old grain store into a fully functioning darkroom where he prints. His work is characterised by a strong attention to colour and this is achieved through a traditional C-type hand printing process. 

Gibson studied at The Glasgow School of Art and formed a deep connection with the Highlands and islands of Scotland.