Nicholas Bullen will not be undertaking any public presentation of work for the foreseeable future.

Nicholas Bullen (b. 1968) is an artist and composer based in Birmingham, England.

Working across a range of media including sound, text, film, installation and performance, his key focus is the exploration of time and place through process (with a particular focus on the transmutation of elements). Work has been presented internationally including Institute of Contemporary Arts, Hayward Gallery, White Columns, Chisenhale Gallery, Arnolfini Gallery, Casino Luxembourg, Kunsthall Oslo and Contemporary Art Spaces Tasmania.

He has a history of composition in sound and music spanning more than 40 years (including being a founder member of the ‘extreme’ music group Napalm Death at the age of 13). Sound performances focus on the use of fixed media acousmatic compositions (often created from environmental recordings or minimal source material), real-time signal processing and improvisation using the voice. His recorded work has been made available on over 40 releases for a range of labels and he has performed on an international level (both solo and in collaboration) at festivals and in art galleries, theatres and cinemas and through multichannel sound systems including Sonar, Unsound, Art Basel, Eco Madrid, IKON Eastside, CBSO Centre and BEAST.