Multidisciplinary Artist · India
A practice spanning two decades — cyanotypes, performance, painting, tech art, and the spaces between body and cosmos.
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Statement
"I wanted to capture the movement of the body lying bare in the sun — to be caressed and healed. We are a product of the elements and I find natural elements to be most comforting in any sort of adverse situation."
Chapter I
A journey of two decades with a multidisciplinary approach — from academic drawings in 2000 to large-scale cyanotypes exhibited at South Asian Contemporary Art Amsterdam in 2025. The practice moves fluidly between mediums and never stands still.
Chapter II
Investigating the implications of encounter with an unfamiliar space — a rencontre with Paris, its culture and language. A year at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts becomes abstracted memories: word-image, time collapsed, a city's spine.
Curated by Shruthi Issac. Inaugurated at Galerie Romain Rolland, New Delhi. Part of Back From France — a series on the India–France story.
Chapter III · 2025
A series of cyanotypes that began with the idea of making love to the Sun. The ancient Indian archetype of Surya Bhagawan — the eternal witness, the illuminating presence — meets the body, the domestic object, the cosmos.
Printed on archival cotton, each work is a solar contact print. Found objects — jigsaw puzzle pieces, lace, scissors, a Christmas star — become sacred geometries when pressed against the sun-sensitive surface.
Essay by John Xaviers Arackal — Assistant Curator, 4th Kochi Biennale · Program Head, India Foundation for the Arts
Chapter IV
AI Bots
Two conversational AI characters — DOT, an avatar confronting body shaming, and Valmiki Bot, an AI reimagining the Ramayana. The body as material for art, mythology rewritten through code.
Flyover Country
A speculative world-building project set in the alternate universe of Kcymaerxthaere. Developing Jlotkommen — a mythical creature whose purring has the force of song. Illustration, wearable prints, and video.
A multidisciplinary artist based in India with over two decades of practice. Working across cyanotype, mixed media, performance, installation, and technology, her work consistently returns to the body — its relationship with cosmos, myth, and the everyday domestic.
She studied at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris. Her work has been shown at the Alliance Française de Delhi, South Asian Contemporary Art Amsterdam, and in collaborative tech-art contexts globally.