My work draws from my formal training in painting, printmaking, and sculpture at the College of Art in Delhi, India, and the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, France. I built on my inter-media practice during my MFA from Arizona State University, where I was also a research fellow at the Center for Philosophical Technologies. My work has been shown in group and solo shows in India, France, Sweden and the US. I am currently based in Texas.
Philosophy
My artworks explore the intersections of technology, colonialism, and capitalism through lived experiences of individual and socialized aesthetics. I juxtapose traditional, industrial, and contemporary materials, examining themes of labor and belonging; the toxic nature of extraction and therefore of materials; and the transformation of local habits into abstractions of resistance. I do this to reflect on the experiences of belonging and of alienation across cultures and nations in this technological age.