creates video projections, audiovisual installations, photography,  music videos and experimental films exploring the intersection  of cinema, theatre and graphic arts. He also works as a lighting designer, playwright and dramaturge, and designs posters,  logos and visual identities. He graduated from the Faculty of  Theatre Directing at the Ludwik Solski State Theatre School in  Cracow. He has cocreated productions staged at theatres in Warsaw, Cracow, Wałbrzych and across Silesia, many of which have  subsequently been presented and honoured at theatre festivals in  Poland and abroad.

His work encompasses both drama and new theatre for young  audiences. He has worked on three productions for young audiences developed within the Jan Dorman Competition, organised  by the Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute. For Jeroen Van  Haele’s Silent Sea, directed by Łukasz Zaleski at Nowy Theatre  Zabrze, Nosal served as dramaturge and created the adaptation  and video elements. Performed in spoken Polish and Polish Sign  Language for deaf and hearing children, the production won  the 2018 Golden Mask for Best Production for Young Audiences. Nosal is also the author of Tajemnica góry (Mystery of  the Mountain), on which Łukasz Zaleski based his winning proposal in the inaugural competition of the Youth Theatre Institute  at Ludowy Theatre in Cracow. Nosal’s distinctions include artistic  scholarships from the City of Warsaw, in visual arts and design,  and from the Mayor of Wałbrzych.