# Project Description The Edge Of Eternity 3D Animation Nishat Uddin Summary Final work Nishat Uddin is a London-based visual artist working in a range of media specialising in illustration, animation, and graphic design. Nishat Uddin is a London-based visual artist working in a range of media specialising in il... College London College of Communication Course BA (Hons) Illustration and Visual Media Graduation year 2025 This animation explores themes of conflict, isolation, memory, and the collapse of meaning in the face of power. Set in the aftermath of a violent conquest, it follows a knight drifting through space, her ship destroyed, her purpose lost. Through flickering glimpses of war and shifting alien landscapes, the work reflects on the psychological toll of violence and the emptiness left behind by greed and domination. Time fractures as she nears a black hole, mirroring her inner disintegration. The narrative resists redemption, instead portraying a slow unraveling, where glory turns to grief, and conquest leads only to silence and dissolution. Final work The Edge Of Eternity Animation This animation explores themes of conflict, isolation, memory, and the collapse of meaning in the face of power. Set in the aftermath of a violent conquest, it follows a knight drifting through space, her ship destroyed, her purpose lost. Through flickering glimpses of war and shifting alien landscapes, the work reflects on the psychological toll of violence and the emptiness left behind by greed and domination. Time fractures as she nears a black hole, mirroring her inner disintegration. The narrative resists redemption, instead portraying a slow unraveling, where glory turns to grief, and conquest leads only to silence and dissolution. Share this project This animation explores themes of conflict, isolation, memory, and the collapse of meaning in the face of power. Set in the aftermath of a violent conquest, it follows a knight drifting through space, her ship destroyed, her purpose lost. Through flickering glimpses of war and... A link to this page has been added to your clipboard