Hamish Logan
Filmmaker, Composer, Photographer, Soundscaper and Researcher

Hamish Logan is a boundary-pushing visual artist working at the intersection of science, bodily sensation, and mythology. With a striking ability to evoke profound emotional and intellectual responses, his work weaves together abstract and realistic visuals, film sequences, spoken word, and immersive experience design installations. Hamish’s practice invites viewers into scenarios that deeply engage the eye, heart, and mind, drawing them into a dreamlike state where boundaries blur and new realities emerge.

Central to Logan’s oeuvre is his exploration of third landscapes—liminal spaces that harbor the ghostly presences of entangled human and more-than-human existences. These landscapes, rich with ecological and metaphysical meaning, serve as sites for his homages to life and his meditations on death as a perpetual state of being. In these spaces, Logan masterfully blends elements of scientific inquiry with poetic expression, offering a nuanced perspective that honors life’s interconnected and transient nature.

His fascination with astronomical and physical phenomena—such as black holes, asteroids, and quantum realities—further infuses his work with speculative depth and a feminist lense. By investigating these cosmic themes, he steps into the realm of fiction, crafting narratives that dissolve traditional binaries between the mythical and the empirical, the microcosmic and the macrocosmic. Logan’s art becomes a vessel for contemplating the modern abyss of human psychology, while simultaneously reaffirming the significance of bodily presence. For Logan, the body is not merely a form but a channel—a living archive that blurs the lines between reality, memory, and imagination.

Music as therapy is at the core of Logan’s creations—not just as compositional layers, but as a personal and collective mode of therapy. His sculptural soundscapes are born from a sensory need to navigate inner disorientation and experiences of vertigo and outer-body perception. These compositions become a form of grounding, healing, and orientation—tools through which he both processes and transforms his own complex sensory realities. At the same time, his music speaks to others who live through similar thresholds, offering sonic portals for recalibration, release, and reconnection.

In both his solo and collaborative projects, Hamish Logan’s work stands as a testament to the transformative power of art. By engaging with science, mythology, and the experiential, he creates immersive, multi-sensory worlds that challenge perception, inviting audiences to reimagine existence through a lens that is both expansive and deeply intimate.

Logan’s works have been shown during CTM Berlin at MONOM Berlin and he worked for such as BBC and the Aantwoord.