Graham Fink is an internationally recognised artist, creative director and technologist whose work spans advertising, film, photography, drawing, sculpture, music and emerging technologies.
Widely regarded as one of the most influential creative figures in contemporary advertising and visual culture, his work has consistently challenged the boundaries between art, technology and human perception.
Graham has led major creative departments internationally, including at M&C Saatchi in London and Ogilvy China, where he contributed to the agency’s first Cannes Grand Prix in the region. His creative work includes iconic campaigns such as British Airways’ “Face” commercial and projects recognised by organisations including BAFTA, Cannes Lions, D&AD and the Creative Circle.
Alongside his advertising career, Graham’s artistic practice explores the relationship between technology, embodiment and human imagination. He developed pioneering eye-tracking software allowing him to create drawings using only eye movement, and his work has been exhibited internationally across the UK, Europe, the United States, China and the UAE.
His collaborations span technology, culture and the arts, including work with Hanson Robotics, Nike, British Airways, Sony Music and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, alongside artists such as Paul McCartney, Dave Stewart and William Orbit.
Through his work across art, creativity and emerging technologies, Graham continues to explore how human perception, creativity and identity evolve in technologically shaped environments.