Animation and Motion Design

Gabija Lengvinaite

Lampizan

Inspired by the Smalls Lighthouse incident, off the Pembroke shire coast in 1801, this psychological horror game follows a tragic tale of a cursed isolated island with the steep cliffs and treacherous shores. The lighthouse stands with its beacon shining light through the darkness of the ocean.

The lighthouse keeper maintains the light, a false hope shines to those sailor souls lost at sea, crashes occur frequently, and bodies are stranded upon the shore on the beach. A body, unconscious, captured by the keeper, awakens disorientated and confused in the tower’s bottom. Their only way out is up.

Confined space, a dimly lit spiral staircase beckons. Each turn bringing a sense of dread. Each step taken within these walls is suffocating. The air thick with unforeseen horrors.

What awaits at the top?

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Welcome

We formally welcome you to ‘be.cause_’, the Limerick School of Art & Design Graduate Show of 2017 featuring the work of final year LSAD Graduates from Painting, Printmaking & Contemporary Practice, Sculpture & Combined Media, Ceramic Design, Creative Multimedia, Fashion Design, Fashion, Knitwear & Textiles, and Visual Communications.

This show is the culmination of the last four years of discipline introduction, skill-building, research and experimentation which has finally led the graduates here; synthesising all they’ve learned and absorbed during their time in LSAD. 2017 has been a historic year, peppered with student shows, both on and off-campus. This year is the first graduating year of the Fashion Knit & Textiles cohort, culminating in a memorable show that featured a wonderful collaboration between students on the programme and students on the Creative Multimedia programme in LSAD Clonmel.

This type of collaboration is one of the most important things graduates will take with them. It’s not only important within the context of an art college, but remains a crucial part of the wider world context of art and design. Increasingly, the creative professions need graduates as flexible, adaptable individuals, capable of working across a variety of media and disciplines. For the last four years they’ve all been working together, and we hope that they continue to stay in touch, and continue to build interdisciplinary links as they advance into their careers.