His practice merges traditional and contemporary techniques, combining sculpting, casting, printmaking, and painting with digital fabrication, 3D animation, and scientific experimentation. This fusion of physical and virtual processes explores themes of algorithmic data, emerging life forms, and shifting modes of representation—navigating the space between the organic and synthetic, the known and the speculative.
Griffin's work is held in the collection of the Royal Scottish Academy. He was selected for RSA New Contemporaries 2020, receiving the Chalmers Bursary, and has undertaken residencies at Marchmont House (2022), Clydemuirshiel Regional Park (2022), and as an RSA John Kinross Scholar in Florence (2019). A graduate of The Glasgow School of Art (2019, First-Class Honours), he also studied at the École des Beaux-Arts, Paris, through an Erasmus Exchange.