Nick Wilkinson is a Sydney-based multidisciplinary artist working across projection, sound, photography and immersive installation. His practice is rooted in the belief that creativity can serve as a bridge reconnect with nature, with each other, and with ourselves.

For over a decade, Nick has explored how sensory experiences can shift emotional states. As a DJ and music producer, he’s spent years learning how people move, physically and emotionally in response to sound. As an underwater photographer, he’s captured the quiet power of the ocean, witnessing both its beauty and its fragility. And as a projection artist, he weaves these worlds together to create spaces that are reflective, immersive, and emotionally resonant.

Nick has exhibited at The Other Art Fair, Ocean Lovers Festival, Goodspace Gallery, and The Maritime Museum, with his projects raising awareness and funding for climate-related charities including Underwater Earth and The Cooks River Mudcrabs. His recent work includes immersive exhibitions like Memory Waves, Ticket to the Coastline, Tidal Traces and Saving Scapes.

Check out a recap of Saving Scapes below.